Closed dixius99 closed 2 months ago
Historical reason only, and nobody complain until now.
I can try to check the feasibility of changing this highlighting color. I’m just afraid of https://www.xkcd.com/1172/ So probably I’ll keep the "old" behavior behind a variable?
I have to admit I have practically not experience with how Emacs themes work. I made a slight enhancement to the Catppuccin theme a while back, but that was more related to the TUI vs. the actual editor window.
By the way, I see that Catppuccin uses Dracula as a base. And for that theme, it looks like the region is more or less in line with what I figured it would look like in Dracula (a slightly lighter shade of grey, and the syntax highlighting retained).
I just pushed a fix. Can you test it and confirm it works for you too?
Wow, looks fantastic.
Just testing out Dracula in Emacs (macOS, Emacs Plus), and noticed that the selected region is yellow, and the text is a single dark (black) colour. From the Dracula Syntax Highlighting Specification, and how selected text is handled in the VS Code theme, which is noted as a spec-compliant implementation of the theme, I was expecting the region to be closer to what I see in VS Code, with syntax highlighting for text otherwise staying the same. There's a design reason for this in the Emacs theme?
Emacs:
VS Code: