This uses KSyntaxHighlighting::SyntaxHighlighter to enable a
scheme-based syntax highlighting on the TreeSitterInspector.
This still has a few issues, as e.g. #eq? produces a strange
highlighting result and certain keywords are marked up without reason.
But it's still a good improvement from no syntax highlighting.
This uses KSyntaxHighlighting::SyntaxHighlighter to enable a scheme-based syntax highlighting on the TreeSitterInspector.
This still has a few issues, as e.g. #eq? produces a strange highlighting result and certain keywords are marked up without reason. But it's still a good improvement from no syntax highlighting.
Part of #62.