Isaac Muse

FYI, BlockProcessor is an outlier: https://github.com/Python-Markdown/markdown/blob/master/markdown/blockprocessors.py#L59. I'm not sure which way you'd like to normalize class names 🤷🏻.

@alvarolm what package did you install to get `XML (PLIST)`. I think it may be useful to know in order to come up with the best solution. I may be...

It's not the color scheme I'm interested in as much as the `XML (Plist)` syntax. By default Sublime just ships with `XML`, so I'm not sure where the `XML (Plist)`...

Nope, I have an isolated 4126 that matches what you reported, and I have the very latest dev branch; none of which have `XML (PList)`. Can you list your installed...

@alvarolm can you run this in the console with the Plist view focused? ```python >>> sublime.active_window().active_view().syntax() Syntax('Packages/XML/XML.sublime-syntax', 'XML', False, 'text.xml') ``` That should give me an idea of the package...

Hmm, that is not as helpful as I hoped as it obscured the actual package name with the "A File Icon" alias 😞. Well, it seems like we could extend...

Before we can move forward, we really need to identify the syntax package you are using. While the scope seems to be under `text.plist` I am almost certain the rest...

Unfortunately, without knowing what the actual syntax file is, and properly extracting and configuring the scopes, I cannot merge this. I can almost guarantee that that only `text.plist -string -comment`...

Unfortunately, as it has yet to be determined what syntax file was used, or where it came from, I am considering this issue as stale and will be closing it....

You can just run the following command from the command palette: `Color Helper: Override View's Scanning`. I'm not sure if I documented it though....