Open ghost opened 4 years ago
The highlighting is no working as i expected, here is an example:
As you see when the namespace std is used the type isn't highlighted. Also the '>' from the include isn't highlighted nor the variable names.
You can see my nvim config here.
Note: It's a c++ file, haven't tried with any other yet.
Edit: I released that till the first use of std::something everything below it won't be highlighted. Such as pointed in #55.
If instead i do using namespace std, it works but not at all:
using namespace std
Hope this info helps, ask for anything you need :).
Edit:
I just released i needed to add a missing dir through let g:chromatica#global_args and the result is better but not working at all:
let g:chromatica#global_args
The highlighting is no working as i expected, here is an example:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48066876/82070779-8615d680-96d5-11ea-9538-7b7798b67fa0.png)
As you see when the namespace std is used the type isn't highlighted. Also the '>' from the include isn't highlighted nor the variable names.
You can see my nvim config here.
Note: It's a c++ file, haven't tried with any other yet.
Edit: I released that till the first use of std::something everything below it won't be highlighted. Such as pointed in #55.
If instead i do![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48066876/82096606-9f347c80-9701-11ea-864a-66ebcbad088b.png)
using namespace std
, it works but not at all:Hope this info helps, ask for anything you need :).
Edit:
I just released i needed to add a missing dir through![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/48066876/83500710-6b0dd980-a4bf-11ea-88bd-02c942d8b69f.png)
let g:chromatica#global_args
and the result is better but not working at all: