Robert Gieseke

Yes, i also thought about turning my scripts into a proper API, but it's a lot of work and probably needs someone who really understands or has access to the...

Need to experiment with colors and opacity of find indicator as well ... https://foicica.com/hg/textadept/rev/dfe156174abf ```lua view.indic_alpha[ui.find.INDIC_FIND] = 128 ```

Great to hear it used with students, i think TA is a great choice for that! Personally, i use https://github.com/rgieseke/ta-common/blob/master/highlight.lua for a similar effect to highlight the currently active view....

How do you distribute the themes? Do you make them install it? If it's preconfigured you could probably add this to their initial config?

Na das klingt ja nach völliger Flexibilität :-)

> FWIW, KaTeX does support \smash with an optional argument. I just tested, and all combinations [], [t], [b], and [tb] seem to work correctly (as in LaTeX). Probaby unrelated...

Here is another approach used with a GitHub-based project, the COP21 project: https://github.com/okfn/cop21 https://github.com/okfn/cop21/blob/gh-pages/scripts/diff.sh https://github.com/okfn/cop21/blob/gh-pages/scripts/diff2html.py Example output http://cop21.okfnlabs.org/diff/4-dec-vs-9-dec/ Still a bit manual for specific document versions but could likely be...

> Pandoc doesn't have builtin support for diffs: jgm/pandoc#2374. I just learned about `pandiff,` discussed in the thread above, and it seems amazing (Node-based). https://github.com/davidar/pandiff

This looks like Textadept's regular default light theme in the editing area. The user interface theming for menus etc. is separate from Textadept's theme. It ships with a dark theme...

Fair enough, but i think most editors work like that since it would be difficult to have code to read every OS/desktop's theming and use that in the editing area...