Isaac Muse

Further thinking out loud. The one issue with the Python Markdown parser, particularly with using the inline regex rules, is you have to get all cases resolved in one pass....

We could actually just tokenize all `*`, `**` and `***+` cases in a paragraph and then resolve them all replacing them with appropriate `` and `` tags... Anyways, I've got...

I'm not sure this issue applies here to be honest. The Agila Theme uses it's own Dracula variant for Markdown that uses a line highlight that does not conform to...

For anyone who cares, I've been playing around with Dracula, and wanted this to work in Sublime Text and Merge. As Dracula was only available in a tmTheme form, I...

I've been Playing around with this. The color scheme alone gets you some styling, but obviously more can be done. I've been playing around with it here: https://gist.github.com/facelessuser/62c900d553a82d8965a098c46d99f1d0 This is...

Also, in Merge 2 you also have to define `Widget - Merge Dark.sublime-settings` file and define: ```js { "color_scheme": "Packages/User/Son of Dracula.sublime-color-scheme" } ``` Not sure if that is new...

Merge theme work is here in a repo you can git clone into your Merge Packages folder. Restart of Merge is probably needed to refresh the theme: https://github.com/facelessuser/merge-dracula-theme. The scheme...

@ryanolsonx not exactly. Check out `Merge Dark.sublime-theme`. There are numerous changes there. If all you want is the Sublime `Merge Dark` theme with the color scheme being used, they yes,...

Ended up going with bolder contrast With such a dark scheme and so many panels touching, it made sense to make the contrast a bit greater. I'll let you guys...

So this is probably my last update on the public repo for now. I'm not sure if there is interest in any of this, but if so I can be...