Closed Zearin closed 11 years ago
This is pretty rad so I'm going to merge it in, thanks for your help!
@deplorableword You’re welcome! :)
I realize some of the “off” colors are necessary.
However, in certain cases, I think the nonstandard colors actually outnumber the official ones. In other cases (red—I’m look at you…), there’s just a ridiculous number of different off-colors.
I don’t want to eliminate all nonstandard colors, because some of them allow for stuff like differentiating the gutter from the main background color.
That said—if I were to edit down the number of nonstandard colors, would you be open to a pull request?
Short answer: Yes
Long answer: Yes, if the red should be the sublime red then please go ahead and send a pull request. Obvs there will be a bunch of stuff that we need to add (gutters etc) so happy for those to be custom. To cut a long story short the off colours were down to a lot of pull requests from well meaning Sublime Text users who thought they were fixing the colours but were not :)
To cut a long story short the off colours were down to a lot of pull requests from well meaning Sublime Text users who thought they were fixing the colours but were not :)
Oh, totally! No worries. When I noticed all the color variation, it was instantly clear how it happened. It’s a natural, normal part of the process.
I’d just like to clean it up a bit. ☺
(I’d better get started…!)
Okay, got some changes for you! They’re in #47.
Friendlier XML…
Now with comments!™
This is a small commit intended to make the reading the code faster and easier.
As far as TextMate is concerned, the files should be yield identical results.
The only changes are comments.
Summary of Changes
(nonstandard)
to clearly mark them as such. Additionally, their comment contains the closest official color, prefixed with a tilde. (E.g., a nonstandard color close to red is labelled<!-- (nonstandard) ~red -->
.)