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Why doesn't it make sense? I also don't agree with the assumption that color carries information. Or rather, that you use it as such. The visual system uses di
by tgv 3y ago
Why doesn't it make sense?
I also don't agree with the assumption that color carries information. Or rather, that you use it as such. The visual system uses different areas as markers. Color/high-lighting makes it easier to e.g. jump to the beginning of a function. But it would confuse you when used to convey semantics, e.g. when using color to distinguish between "if" as the start of a conditional statement and as an identifier. At least, that's what the Stroop task suggests might happen.