/** \page appSettings Fluid Application Settings \tableofcontents \section options Options ## Select scheme ## ## Show tooltips ## ## Show completions dialogs ## ## Open previous file on startup ## ## Remember window positions ## ## Show comments in browser ## \section external_editor External Editor When you configure the External Editor text field with a shell command and select the "Use for Code Nodes" option, FLUID will launch an external editor for editing the C++ code within a Code Node. After making changes and saving the code in the external editor, it will automatically be transferred back into the Code Node. The shell command is constructed by combining the text field's content with the path and name of a temporary file containing the code snippet. The file name ends in `.cxx`. \section overlays Overlay ## Show positioning guides ## When enabled, FLUID will use the existing Layout settings to propose widget positions and dimensions that align with other widgets within the project. It displays red indicator guides on the scene to illustrate the widget's relationship with its neighboring elements. If you drag the widgets with the mouse, they will automatically align with these preferred positions. ## Show restricted areas ## When selected, FLUID will display a hash pattern when widgets overlap with other widgets within the same group or extend beyond the boundaries of their parent group. Widgets that are invisible will not trigger this effect. ## Ghosting low contrast groups ## Occasionally, newly created groups can be inconspicuous during the editing process when their background matches that of the parent and no visible box is drawn. However, if you enable the "Show Low Contrast Groups Ghosted" option, groups that lack a box type or have a flat box type with the same color as the parent will be displayed with a faint outline in the editing window. During live resizing and after project compilation, all groups will be rendered as originally designed, without the ghosted outline. */