Currently, when the code is commented-out, the portion of the code gets grayed out - as in any browser.
What I would like to see is a feature that instead of graying out the code, it would remain the code colorized, but will turn the colorization slightly fainted with a preceding row of # that would still be grayed out.
See below mock-up screenshot that visualizes the solution.
Colorization for a complex, large portions of code that is commented out, still allows for ease of readability.
I would like to have a settings feature and menu option (CMD+SHIFT+P), that would allow me to turn on/off comments colorization. Thank you.
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Currently, when the code is commented-out, the portion of the code gets grayed out - as in any browser.
What I would like to see is a feature that instead of graying out the code, it would remain the code colorized, but will turn the colorization slightly fainted with a preceding row of
#
that would still be grayed out.See below mock-up screenshot that visualizes the solution.
Colorization for a complex, large portions of code that is commented out, still allows for ease of readability.
I would like to have a settings feature and menu option (CMD+SHIFT+P), that would allow me to turn on/off comments colorization. Thank you.
If applicable, add mockups / screenshots to help present your vision of the feature