Notepad++ plugin to provide Papyrus scripting language support to Notepad++, such as syntax highlighting with automatic recognition of class names/functions/properties, keywords matching, and hyperlinks to referenced scripts. It also comes with a compiler that can provide compilation errors in a separate list window, as well as inline annotation and indication where errors are reported, plus support anonymization of compiled .pex files.
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Thick composition underline in the Keyword Matcher has a duller tone than selected #49
Under keyword matcher, selecting "Thick composition underline" turns the colour selected dull in the latest version of the plugin (v1.0.0 (Build 31) ) using the latest version of Notepad++ (v8.5.4 64-bit).
What I have tested:
Both "Matched Style" and "Unmatched Style" have a dull tone when selecting "Thick composition underline".
It doesn't change when switching between light mode and dark mode in Notepad++ .
Resetting the lexar styles under advanced for this plugin doesn't fix the issue.
The colour is not dull using an older version of plugin (Papyrus Plugin = v0.3.0 (Build 24), Notepad++ v8.3.3 64-bit).
This is caused by Scintilla's change in 5.3.0 (see https://www.scintilla.org/ScintillaHistory.html) that applied outline alpha to INDIC_COMPOSITIONTHICK. I just pushed a commit to force the outline to always be opaque.
blu3mania
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1 year ago 
SonicRay100
Under keyword matcher, selecting "Thick composition underline" turns the colour selected dull in the latest version of the plugin (v1.0.0 (Build 31) ) using the latest version of Notepad++ (v8.5.4 64-bit).
What I have tested:
What happens in an older version of the plugin:
Papyrus Plugin = v0.3.0 (Build 24) Notepad++ v8.3.3 64-bit
What happens in the newer version of the plugin
Papyrus Plugin = v1.0.0 (Build 31) Notepad++ v8.5.4 64-bit
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