For example, when you click on a dash-separated property in a SCSS, it is entirely highlighted. Now you can double click on a word or drag-click to select a part of it. The selected part gets a less transparent color. But due to lack of contrast, it is still very hard to distinguish, which part of the text is actually selected (within the highlighted region).
Sample code
.class {
justify-content: flex-end;
}
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This is a problem with all languages.
Atom Original theme Screenshot
Selection and highlighting works slightly differently in Atom. So no point with providing any screen shot.
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For example, when you click on a dash-separated property in a SCSS, it is entirely highlighted. Now you can double click on a word or drag-click to select a part of it. The selected part gets a less transparent color. But due to lack of contrast, it is still very hard to distinguish, which part of the text is actually selected (within the highlighted region).
Sample code
Filename and Language selected
This is a problem with all languages.
Atom Original theme Screenshot
Selection and highlighting works slightly differently in Atom. So no point with providing any screen shot.
VSCode theme Screenshot
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/35954987/207365338-97342b51-4cdc-4942-be59-b57380964018.mov
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