Releases: jwortmann/brackets-color-scheme
Releases · jwortmann/brackets-color-scheme
v2.5.1
- Blue highlighting for user-defined class names in JavaScript and PHP in some occasions was removed. Built-in classes like e.g. "Error" in JS are still highlighted.
- The colors for brackets and parentheses used for links and images in Markdown were slightly dimmed.
- For users of the LSP package: a tweaked background color for the DocumentHighlight feature (if supported by the LSP server) which highlights other occurrences of the symbol at the current cursor position, was added. This applies only to the ST4 version (requires a new release of the LSP package first) and only if the "document_highlight_style" setting is set to "fill".
- Various other small fixes and tweaks.
v2.5.0
v2.4.4
- Adjusted the colors for
--cyanish
(dark scheme:#44cde5
, light scheme:#3aadc1
) and--yellowish
(dark scheme:#d3cd69
, light scheme:#e5bb00
), which previously were the same colors asblue
andorange
. These colors are not used for syntax highlighting, but can be used by themes and plugins, e.g. for underlined regions (via theregion.cyanish
andregion.yellowish
pseudo-scopes) and in minihtml popups. Furthermore they are used to distinguish kind letters for autocompletions or in the "go to symbol" panel in ST 4. - Fixed highlighting for decorators in TypeScript (applies only for TypeScript and TypeScript Syntax packages from Package Control)
- Small highlighting adjustments for the Kotlin, Twig and SystemVerilog packages
- Special highlighting rules for the RAML package have been removed
v2.4.3
- Added
gutter_foreground_highlight
colors for line numbers in the gutter when a line is highlighted (ST build 4050+): #000 (light scheme) and #fff (dark scheme) - Slightly adjusted the
fold_marker
icon color for enhanced visibility. The original colors from Brackets (#fff and #444) don't provide high enough contrast with the background, because the marker icon is much smaller in Sublime Text. - Improved some highlighting rules for reStructuredText and Textile
v2.4.2
- Fixed some issues with HTML tag attribute highlighting in React JSX (JSX and Babel packages), TSX (TypeScript package) and Vue.js (Vue Syntax Highlight package)
- Enhanced highlighting for Laravel Blade Highlighter package
- Enhanced highlighting for nginx package
- Enhanced highlighting for ApacheConf package
v2.4.1
- Change predefined color variable
--cyanish
from green to blue (can be used by plugins via theregion.cyanish
scope or thevar(--cyanish)
CSS variable for minihtml popups and phantoms) - Remove orange highlighting for named arguments in function calls and annotations (Python, C#, R, Java, ...)
- Java: remove blue highlighting for classpaths and class names in import statements
- A few fixes and small adjustments for some custom packages (Markdown Extended, PackageDev, LSP, OverrideAudit)
v2.4.0
- Added a new color
purple
for preprocessor directives (C++, C#, OCaml, ...) - The orange color for user-defined constants (scopes
entity.name.constant
,constant.other
andvariable.other.constant
in some syntaxes) was removed to let intrinsic constants liketrue
,null
orNone
stand out more. User-defined constants have the basic text color now, but ALL_CAPS style constants and enum values should still be displayed in italics where possible, so that they are easily distinguishable from mutable variables - Adjusted highlighting for placeholder variables (such as '%s' or '{0}') in strings to be consistent with variables and expressions in string interpolations
- Removed italic font style in LaTeX (all of the previously italic-style tokens already have a unique color, so it shouldn't really be necessary here)
- Fixed highlighting for some predefined variables and various intrinsic funtions in Matlab
- Some fixes for operator keywords in C#, ASP, Groovy, PowerShell, ...
v2.3.0
- Adjusted the
line_highlight
color for the active line background (only used ifhighlight_line
is set totrue
in your preferences) to have 50% opacity. This means that the color will blend against the inline diff background color of new or modified lines now, instead of completely hiding that color. For the normal background, it has no effect. - Changed the
block_caret
color (only used ifblock_caret
is set totrue
in your preferences) for the light scheme from the previously automatically used light blue which is also used for text selections to grey (exactly: black with 50% opacity) to improve visibility. - Added a rule for the
markup.info
scope (blue) which is used by some plugins, e.g. for gutter icons or the underline color. - Various highlighting fixes/adjustments for some syntax definition packages from Package Control, e.g. INI, TOML, Handlebars, CSS3, Stylus, SCSS, VBScript. The highlighting style should be more consistent with that of Sublime's built-in syntaxes now.
v2.2.7
- Changed the highlighting for Sublime Text specific files (themes, color schemes, build systems, ...) when using the PackageDev plugin
- Changed highlighting of types in TypeScript from violet to blue as in other languages
- Minor fixes in various languages
v2.2.6
- Added generic colors for errors (red) and warnings (orange) that might be used by some plugins
- Improved highlighting for Swift (requires one of the syntax definition packages Swift or Decent Swift Syntax from Package Control)
- Improved highlighting for reStructuredText
- Improved highlighting for JSON in case of using the JSON syntax provided by the Babel package
- Fixes for some keywords in JavaScript & PHP, for rational numbers in Clojure and for multiple-part names in SQL