Overriding colors in "shared" namespace doesn't seem to redefine namespaces that inherit from it

[protobits]

What I mean is that I'm redefining stuff in @lang.shared.tokens.*.format@ but namespaces (like bash, c, etc) that supposeddly pull the format attribute from @shared@ aren't affected. Instead, I have to manually inherit them again like: @lang.bash.format.default = lang.shared.format.default@

I notice this problem because I redefined the "format.default" to have a different background color, and whenever I don't do such assignment I see the default background color.

[Pistos]

Yes. Diakonos will read all configuration files top to bottom. The lines that used the shared colours are one-time assignments; they're not mapping rules that are dynamically recalculated repeatedly. To achieve what you're describing, try to make a separate file (say, "my-shared-colours.conf") and then put an include directive in the main configuration file in a suitable spot. For example, you could put it here. That way, your custom shared colours are defined before the language colours are defined.

[protobits]

Oh, ok. It's just that I use diakonos in different computers so I like to keep my settings in my user's configuration files. I can live with it for the moment.