adrian5
adrian5
When opening a TypeScript file, I immediately noticed the discord between the expected coloring of items and what yats.vim applies. Vim syntax files are supposed to link to core highlight...
**Create directory** ``` cd /tmp mkdir gitconfig vim . ``` **Open in netrw** ``` " Netrw Directory Listing (netrw v171) " /tmp " Sorted by name " Sort sequence: [\/]$,\,\.h$,\.c$,\.cpp$,\~\=\*$,*,\.o$,\.obj$,\.info$,\.swp$,\.bak$,\~$...
 I reckon this would need to override what's inherited from the **ecma** highlights.
Similar to #2902, with similar reasoning (themes liking colorful operators). I don't know if the grammar is able to differentiate between e.g. `if (a < b)` and `std::vector` yet, but...
```typescript interface ServerCancellationToken { isCancellationRequested(): boolean; setRequest(requestId: number): void; resetRequest(requestId: number): void; } ``` Even though it represents the _non_-type, isn't `void` more a type like `boolean` than a keyword...
I think it would be nice if `:TSInstall foo` responded with a brief error message for the user, instead of an error trace (informative as it may be): ``` E5108:...
### Describe the highlighting problem TOML [tables](https://toml.io/en/v1.0.0#table) are assigned the `@property` class, which they share with keys. Visual separation of the two would be desirable. ### Example snippet that causes...
While it looks nice, I think the DarkGrey palette color is somewhat hard to read under normal light conditions:   I think it's the `terminal_black` item in the xfceterm...
Correctness aside, _“the line below marked”_ reads oddly, and makes one assume _“below --->”_ for a second.
```html ↑ opening angle bracket seen as error adding content, no error ```