fenetikm / falcon

A colour scheme for terminals, Vim and friends.
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Feature Requrest: Treesitter support #46

Open hissssst opened 2 years ago

hissssst commented 2 years ago

Here you can find color schemes which implement highlighting of tree-sitter groups https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter/wiki/Colorschemes

fenetikm commented 2 years ago

Hi @hissssst - I think I have already covered that? As you can see, falcon is in the list of those colour schemes.

EpsilonKu commented 2 years ago

I guess u need to write it on Readme.

hissssst commented 2 years ago

Coloschemes look different. And I loved the old one much more. Colorscheme with treesitter has too many yellow accents

This is old one: old one

This is new one: new one

fenetikm commented 2 years ago

yeah, agreed - I'll see what I can do.

fenetikm commented 2 years ago

I've had a look - the old version you are seeing is still possible with non-treesitter highlighting - if you turn off treesitter highlighting for elixir files it will look like that.

I had a play and in elixir files the tree sitter highlighting is not very granular, I'll do a couple of tweaks in master in a bit but it won't look like the old version.

fenetikm commented 2 years ago

Have now tweaked master a bit and updated the wiki to include tree sitter in the list.

hissssst commented 2 years ago

Is it possible to have docstrings displayed as comments?

fenetikm commented 2 years ago

@hissssst Not sure I quite follow - can you show me an example piece of code and what exactly you are referring to?

hissssst commented 2 years ago

Like in screenshots I've attached:
docstring is that string which starts with @moduledoc and in vanilla colorscheme docstring is grey while other strings are #bfdaff

sebkolind commented 8 months ago

@hissssst off topic, and I know this is old, but what treeview'er is that in your screenshot? your setup looks really slick :)

hissssst commented 8 months ago

@sebkolind , I think it was coc-tree