Archaeopteryx configuration 2
Posted: 2019-01-29 Filed under: academic | Tags: Archaeopteryx, config, phylogenetic tree, phylogeny, _aptx_configuration_file.txt Leave a commentCouple of years ago, I wrote about the configuration file of Archaeopteryx, a phylogenetic tree analysis program. I have set it to use native ui
, as described in my old post. However, some things have changed meanwhile, so in order to have a white background, additional tweaks are required.
Therefore, I opened _aptx_configuration_file.txt
found in my $HOME
and edited the colours section:
# Default Tree Display Colors # --------------------------- display_color: background 0xFFFFFF display_color: background_gradient_bottom 0xE4E4FF display_color: sequence 0x000000 display_color: taxonomy 0x000000 display_color: confidence 0x000000 display_color: branch_length 0x000000 display_color: branch 0x000000 display_color: node_box 0x000000 display_color: collapsed 0x000000 display_color: matching_a 0x00FF00 display_color: matching_b 0xFF0000 display_color: matching_a_and_b 0xECD200 display_color: duplication 0xFF0000 display_color: speciation 0x00C700 display_color: duplication_or_specation 0xCFCF00 display_color: domain_label 0xADADAD display_color: domain_base 0x989898 display_color: binary_domain_combinations 0x829CFF display_color: annotation 0x79C800 display_color: overview 0xA5A5A5
Now, trees are displayed in black on a white/light background.