They had the default "plain text" color, which made things harder to read. Note that the Operator group is, AFAIK, used to highlight textual operators, and not symbols.
My affected use case was Python syntax, where operators like: and, not, or, and in were not colored. After this change, my syntax highlighting looks now like this:
Note that == and % in this example are unaffected.
They had the default "plain text" color, which made things harder to read. Note that the Operator group is, AFAIK, used to highlight textual operators, and not symbols.
My affected use case was Python syntax, where operators like:
and,not,or, andinwere not colored. After this change, my syntax highlighting looks now like this:==and%in this example are unaffected.