can i use this in vscode ? how ?

[xgz123]

please help

[klippx]

Hi there,

Thanks for showing interest.

Unfortunately VSCode and Atom are extremely different platforms. Atom uses stylesheets, and VSCode uses json files. Not sure how it's working, but I think it uses some Javascript engine that parses this...

If I manage to convert this repo to VSCode I will let you know :+1:

Best regards!

[klippx]

I have looked deeper at VSCode now, they support TextMate theme, and they allow to change font style and color using rules, but they do not support changing font name/font family using said rules.

It would of course be possible to open a pull request to Microsoft/vscode to allow for this, but as far as I could tell it didn't exactly look trivial and I do not know how well met it would be by PR reviewers.

But I did submit an issue to them to open discussions https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/36512

[xgz123]

There is a fontFamily rule in VSCode setting. I don't know if this could be helpful.

[xgz123]

Now I am using this and it works great for me. thanks!

[klippx]

Thanks for sharing the feedback and this nice theme. "fontFamily" rule in vscode is only used on a global basis for the "editor" configuration. What I am looking for is the ability to change this dynamically for special text mate rules.

The theme you are using there actually uses Operator Mono, which is possible to buy but very expensive. I am still pursuing the idea to create a free operator-mono-vscode version just like this repo.

[bluekurk]

this works for me: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41320848/how-do-i-get-visual-studio-code-to-display-italic-fonts-in-formatted-code