The colors will be like that:
The first line is latex source code, the second line is the concealed code. Each \tau has different color and the [ is affected by the pink number. Only the first \tau and the ] have the normal text color, maybe because they are follow by whitespace.
However, when I turn on the editor.renderWhitespace(which i usually turn on), everthing looks quite terrible, I can hardlly see the symbols previous to the whitespace!!!
What can I do to set a color for all the symbols? Is this a bug of this extension's color rendering scheme?
I found that the symbol's color is the same as the char next to it. For example, I have these substitutions
The colors will be like that:
The first line is latex source code, the second line is the concealed code. Each
\tauhas different color and the[is affected by the pink number. Only the first\tauand the]have the normal text color, maybe because they are follow by whitespace.However, when I turn on the
editor.renderWhitespace(which i usually turn on), everthing looks quite terrible, I can hardlly see the symbols previous to the whitespace!!!What can I do to set a color for all the symbols? Is this a bug of this extension's color rendering scheme?