Steel Sky

Tohtml.com, convenient as it is, doesn't do Scala, so I'm now trialling Andre Simon's syntax highlighter and seeing how the various default colour schemes fit.

Bright

class A(val x: String) extends B(x) {

  val y = x.trim()

  def yUp(): String = {
      var z = y.upper()
      z
  }
}

object A {
  val companionClass = true
  var z = (new B).yDown() match {
            case Some(lower) => lower
            case Nil => ""
          }
}

Orion

class A(val x: String) extends B(x) {

  val y = x.trim()

  def yUp(): String = {
      var z = y.upper()
      z
  }
}

object A {
  val companionClass = true
  var z = (new B).yDown() match {
            case Some(lower) => lower
            case Nil => ""
          }
}

Rand01

class A(val x: String) extends B(x) {

  val y = x.trim()

  def yUp(): String = {
      var z = y.upper()
      z
  }
}

object A {
  val companionClass = true
  var z = (new B).yDown() match {
            case Some(lower) => lower
            case Nil => ""
          }
}

Golden

class A(val x: String) extends B(x) {

  val y = x.trim()

  def yUp(): String = {
      var z = y.upper()
      z
  }
}

object A {
  val companionClass = true
  var z = (new B).yDown() match {
            case Some(lower) => lower
            case Nil => ""
          }
}

ide-anjuta

class A(val x: String) extends B(x) {

  val y = x.trim()

  def yUp(): String = {
      var z = y.upper()
      z
  }
}

object A {
  val companionClass = true
  var z = (new B).yDown() match {
            case Some(lower) => lower
            case Nil => ""
          }
}

Hmmm.