I'm using Dracula in Windows Terminal, and I'm wondering if Foreground and AnsiWhite should maybe be different colors instead of the same one.
The reason I'm suggesting they should be different is because the default colors of the TerminalFormatter from the Pygments Python library for syntax highlighting uses Foreground to print "regular" tokens, and AnsiWhite to print comments (they call it gray). Since these two colors are the same with Dracula, it makes comments harder to distinguish from code (this is a screenshot from GDB, which uses Pygments for highlighting):
Notice how the comment and the printf line use the same color. If I change AnsiWhite to be gray-ish instead, the comments are easily distinguishable:
Hi !
I'm using Dracula in Windows Terminal, and I'm wondering if
ForegroundandAnsiWhiteshould maybe be different colors instead of the same one.The reason I'm suggesting they should be different is because the default colors of the
TerminalFormatterfrom the Pygments Python library for syntax highlighting usesForegroundto print "regular" tokens, andAnsiWhiteto print comments (they call itgray). Since these two colors are the same with Dracula, it makes comments harder to distinguish from code (this is a screenshot from GDB, which uses Pygments for highlighting):Notice how the comment and the
printfline use the same color. If I changeAnsiWhiteto be gray-ish instead, the comments are easily distinguishable:What do you think ? :)