When I used GoSublime, the function names in the calls were highlighted in a different color when I use for e.g. the color scheme Dracula.
How can I accomplish the same using anacoda_go. Using anaconda_go, I see the function names in the calls are in the plain color.
For e.g.
fmt.Println(var)
The Println is of different color than fmt in GoSublime, while it is same in anaconda_go. Of course it depends on different schemas, but with Dracula scheme, this is the case and it would be good if I can get it working with Dracula scheme
Hello,
When I used GoSublime, the function names in the calls were highlighted in a different color when I use for e.g. the color scheme Dracula.
How can I accomplish the same using anacoda_go. Using anaconda_go, I see the function names in the calls are in the plain color.
For e.g.
fmt.Println(var)
The
Println
is of different color thanfmt
in GoSublime, while it is same in anaconda_go. Of course it depends on different schemas, but with Dracula scheme, this is the case and it would be good if I can get it working with Dracula scheme