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Command/String highlighting broken(?) #56
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Another bug I just recognized: |
Hello everybody, i'm noticing the same issue as reported in the comment above: highlight in some cases disappears, but I haven't be able to consistently reproduce it. |
I confirm this. I can't see the selection highlighted |
Hello, I have the highlighting problem too: it seems I'm able to see the selection of a single word with double left click of mouse; if I want a more precise selection, for example dragging the mouse from a certain letter in the middle of the word, there is no highlight. It's quite confusing in the workflow having an issue like this. |
Looking at the xml structure, I found the line number 534, responsible for the highlight function: Maybe that color choice is conflicting with line 533, responsible for the current line selected color: I see there are the same bgColor and fgColor exadecimal values! |
Hello, sorry for new post but I found a temporary solution for the highlight problem:
Enjoy! |
I would suggest to change the "Selected text colour" instead. That way you can highlight the selection instead the whole string. Great call! |
I updated my previous post, thanks!!! Update: I found the correct color to hide "Current line background": red 40, green 42, blue 54. In this way there is no more current line highlighting and the theme is more polished and balanced! |
Merge commit 3653b35 fixes the background / line selection color problem but commands/executables (e.g. something like "git.exe" in a |
Hello there,
one of the last 2 commits (352c9f9 and/or 8b274bc) has broken text/command highlighting – the coloring scheme either fails to recognize commands correctly and colors them as text or the changes within these commits made the coloring of commands (as compared to strings) worse. I've observed this at least with batch and python files. Please see the following screenshots.
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Dracula.xml
:python
filebatch
fileprevious
Dracula.xml
python
filebatch
filestandard theme
python
filebatch
fileSee also for comparison the screenshot at the beginning of README.md!
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