Closed objarni closed 9 years ago
I get the same problem in C++; keywords and method names are colored, but not local variables. Is this expected behaviour?
OK I found this thread on the Sublime Text forum, that gave me the solution: via command palette choose syntax highlighter. Is it not possible for Colorcoder to do this automatically, on detecting what language is used in the buffer?
this is expected behaviour (or better, i expect the user to change the language manually or set them as default) as default languages don't provide the needed level of fidelity in terms of token distinction – hence i provide special colorcoded languages (as noted in readme).
Theoretically it is possible for colorcoder to automatically switch the definitions, but i restrained from implementing this as:
language menu
▶Open all with current extension as
▶Colorcoder
▶… (Colorcoded)
Thank you!
I will definitely go for the default language for extension as I already - after using this only for a day - feel in better control of my code - this package enhances "local readability" for a method a lot.
By reading through the whole doc page I see this is documented under the header "Supported languages". I would have expected this to be part of the header "Installation" as I expect plugins to start working once installed (after a ST reboot at least), or if anything like this is necessary to set them up, I expect it to be documented under "Installation".
Thanks for a great plugin!
I was under the impression the color coding was supposed to identify variables ('names' in Python lingua) and not whole rows? This just looks weird....
OS: Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit Software: Sublime Text 3 Install: via package control