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Xcode has added support for highlighting a few more items since the last update of the theme. The new highlight groups are ‘Heading’, ‘Type Declarations’, and ‘Other Declarations’. As the Nord theme currently does not define these, they take their colours from the default theme, which is quite jarring.
This is what Nord looks like when loaded into Xcode:
Here is a screenshot showing the missing highlight groups:
All the type and variable names in that saturated blue colour are using colours from the default theme.
Before Xcode added highlighting for these elements they were simply coloured the foreground colour. Is this ideal? Or is there a design decision to be made?
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Hi @arzg 👋, thanks for your contribution 👍
The new groups should be added to Nord to fix this highlighting. Classes and enums like CompassPointshould use nord7, functions like turnNorth()should be highlighted with nord8 and variables like resolutionshould use nord4.
To me the element name Heading sounds a bit like that it's only used for markup languages like Markdown, but I guess it requires some testing with different languages.
Feel free to submit a PR if you like to implement these new colors, otherwise I'll add it to the backlog to take a look at it later on 😄
Xcode has added support for highlighting a few more items since the last update of the theme. The new highlight groups are ‘Heading’, ‘Type Declarations’, and ‘Other Declarations’. As the Nord theme currently does not define these, they take their colours from the default theme, which is quite jarring.
This is what Nord looks like when loaded into Xcode:
Here is a screenshot showing the missing highlight groups:
All the type and variable names in that saturated blue colour are using colours from the default theme.
Before Xcode added highlighting for these elements they were simply coloured the foreground colour. Is this ideal? Or is there a design decision to be made?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: