The normal texts of text documents (txt / README / Latex) usually use base05 (white) color. The DiagnosticInfo is using base05, too. When I use the grammar LSP such as ltex-ls, the inline diagnostic message is hard to identify. Following image shows the example (in base-tomorrow-night colorscheme):
After change to base0D (Blue):
The normal texts are not special keywords. The diagnostic message will be overwhelmed by long normal texts. Changes to base0D can make the diagnostic message more clear.
The normal texts of text documents (txt / README / Latex) usually use base05 (white) color. The DiagnosticInfo is using base05, too. When I use the grammar LSP such as
ltex-ls
, the inline diagnostic message is hard to identify. Following image shows the example (inbase-tomorrow-night
colorscheme):After change to base0D (Blue):
The normal texts are not special keywords. The diagnostic message will be overwhelmed by long normal texts. Changes to base0D can make the diagnostic message more clear.