This is once again a question of convenience during programming...
If the program you are working on is running in debug mode within the IDE during development, the tab EXTRAS is generally not available. It would be nice if the colour picker and perhaps also the icon chooser could be started in debug mode. The colour options in particular can also be assigned programmatically via XUI and activated in the source code with quick compilation. However, you cannot start either the colour picker or the icon chooser and must first exit the program.
I know, talking here about small peanuts, but in my eyes it would improve the IDE a little bit.
If the program you are working on is running in debug mode within the IDE during development, the tab EXTRAS is generally not available. It would be nice if the colour picker and perhaps also the icon chooser could be started in debug mode. The colour options in particular can also be assigned programmatically via XUI and activated in the source code with quick compilation. However, you cannot start either the colour picker or the icon chooser and must first exit the program.
I know, talking here about small peanuts, but in my eyes it would improve the IDE a little bit.
