Oops silly robots… Did you edit it back to the original already?
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I reverted that one, yes.
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RH-78080 is fixed in Rhino 8 Service Release 18 Release Candidate
While there does seem to be improvements (e.g. the same font family is now used when a variation doesn’t work), I’m not really sure one can claim that the issue is fixed. For instance, here’s going from Cascadia Code Light to Cascadia Code SemiLight side-by-side with GhPython. The new editor seems to only support the light variation. But from the YouTrack this does appear to be a pretty non-trivial issue to resolve, so maybe its an acceptable regression:
I’m not sure if this has been requested, but it would be great if we could swap/update gh files in a ScriptEditor Project without having to delete the old & add the new.
I am really enjoying this ability to compile GH projects into plugins, but when I (inevitably) need to update the underlying gh file, it is a tedious process to update the .rhp since the button icons, names, etc. need to be updated each time
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@AndersDeleuran I am gonna add a condition for SemiLight as well. I have a piece of code that converts font style names to css weights that Monaco can understand. I will push this in the next 8.18 
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@declan I have that on my list and will implement soon
RH-85679 Add Replace Script option to project commands
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Hi @eirannejad,
on my Script Editor help I identified a lot of missing properties and methods, for instance see the class BrepEdge below:
If I select the same class in the old Python Editor, I get so many properties and methods, they do not even fit in my screen:
Can you reproduce this? It looks like inherited properties and methods are missing.
Hi @eirannejad and @Alain, any chance this issue can be given higher priority. The new editor terminal stills has issues with large outputs compared to GhPython. Here’s a quick example using the latest Rhino 8 SRC:
Edit: Just noticed that the ticket was closed and there indeed seems to be improvements. They’re both still more sluggish than GhPython though. With the CPython component being substantially worse (which might not be related to the terminal of course):
I see this ticket was closed, which needless to say I don’t agree with. I would however agree that the Mac version looks “fine” and “much cleaner” now, as compared to the Windows version (see e.g. this post).
Edit: At the very least, how about this (i.e. no icon, thin/desaturated borders, grey terminal bar background):
To:
Edit II: Hi @eirannejad, gentle bump on this one 
Also, for full reference, the more substantial option (where the middle bar buttons drop to the bottom and the terminal has full grey background, like the existing GhPython editor):
