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Hi guys,


I'm trying to theme my TotalCMD the same way as Sublime on right:

tc-borders-wannakill.jpg

TC's borders seem to be rendered by itself, not the OS, so I assume the only way to edit them is by hacking the relevant source 

My question is – what tools do I use to figure out which lines of code render these borders, and how can I edit them out?

Thanks,
Nenad

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  • wpr changed the title to Tiny tweak/hack in code needed
57 minutes ago, wpr said:

Assuming you're serious, which may or may not be the case, I can only say that my Google Search of "aloe vera" isn't leading me to any tools I might find useful in this quest. Care to specify further?

Indeed, apologies for the unhelpful comment there. I think you might need to look at something like Resource Hacker http://www.angusj.com/resourcehacker/ which is freeware, but might do what you're after?

Thanks, Steven.

I'm aware of Resource Hacker, but I'm having trouble locating/auditing which lines of code exactly generate these borders.

I don't even mind paying for a quality piece of software, or to anyone who has the technical skills to pull this off, but I'm not even sure in which direction I should look for. If you have any pointers, by all means, they will be appreciated.

What version of Windows? If you are able to control the border color on the system, could you check whether these borders are pulling system-defined colors?

 

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wpf/2010/11/30/systemcolors-reference/

 

Edit: can't test since I don't use TC, but AHK can apparently change the appearance of the current window.

 

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/84485-removing-borders/

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