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Lost the different coloring for const variables. #405

Open sungwonnam opened 2 months ago

sungwonnam commented 2 months ago

When using on vscode, the theme used to render const variable with blue-ish purple but now const variable coloring is the same as non-const variables. Could we have the different coloring scheme for const variables back?

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Monokai commented 2 months ago

Monokai Pro, like all themes, depends on syntax definitions to color different pieces of code. It could be that the syntax definitions have changed. You can check the definition of the current token via quick panel > Developer: inspect editor tokens and scope.

I think this is C++? I cannot spot a token difference between the first variable and the second one, so there's no way for themes to differentiate between the two.

sungwonnam commented 2 months ago

Thanks for the reply! I found out why. I've been using clangd extension and disabled c/c++ intellisense with "C_Cpp.intelliSenseEngine": "disabled", in my settings.json. I recently had to re-installed vscode and this time I did not install the c/c++ intellisense extension because I'm not using it anyway. I installed the c/c++ intellisense extension to see if it fixes my issue and now const variable's tokens are colored differently. After installing c/c++ intellisense the non-const variable token is variable.other.reaadwrite.cpp whereas const variable's token name is variable.other.constant.cpp

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Monokai Pro, like all themes, depends on syntax definitions to color different pieces of code. It could be that the syntax definitions have changed. You can check the definition of the current token via quick panel > Developer: inspect editor tokens and scope.

I think this is C++? I cannot spot a token difference between the first variable and the second one, so there's no way for themes to differentiate between the two.

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