UI.Vision table view, why are some code lines and text different colors?

Using Edge (Chromium) browser on W10 with UI.Vision extension, in Desktop Mode, is there any documentation for why some Table View code lines and text are different colors?

Yellow is the current line you are working on/editing.

Pale green seems to be most of the code, but some are two different shades of pink and the text for the command/target, etc is red, or orange. Why?

If I click on line 5, it becomes yellow, but the text is still red.

It’s like a traffic light. Green is ok, red is failed, yellow is attention, and additional orange is failed, but since Ignore is ok, it continues and doesn’t fail. Very intuitive to me.

That’s what I thought, but nothing tells me why the red & orange ones are failing. How do I find out?

In Logs, you can find out. It tells you the reason for the error.

Hello @PReinie,
The color coding in UI.Vision’s Table View reflects command status and syntax: Official Site

  • Yellow = active/editing line
  • Pale green = valid, idle commands
  • Pink shades = warnings or errors
  • Red/orange text = syntax issues or missing parameters

These visual cues help quickly spot problems or incomplete entries.

Best regards,
Kyla Ellis

Kyla, I had been looking for syntx info but the Official Site link takes me to AARP Medicare plans https://www.myaarpmedicare.com.co/

Please correct the link.

Other than that, thank you for the info.