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yurtaev
Color Python Docblock comments as for line-comments
Python docblock comments are defined using triple-delimited strings but are usually styled differently (as for comments) to distinguish from actual strings.
This sets the color for PY.DOC_COMMENT to that for
PY.LINE_COMMENT. As they both serve a similar purpose
this seemed to make most sense.
You might want to get the opinions of some other Python users in case I'm the odd one out, but for me this change helps reduce the visual noise in well-documented code.
@yurtaev is the bottom the One Dark theme on Atom (i.e. not this repo?) Should I post this suggestion 'upstream' instead?
In the example code it doesn't look like a problem - though I still think it makes it difficult to distinguish actual code strings from docs - but when you have functions documented with 20+ lines it's an overload of green.
I try to keep it as original as possible... You might send this suggestion to https://github.com/atom/one-dark-syntax
That makes sense, thanks for the response!
On 24 May 2016 at 10:29, Egor Yurtaev [email protected] wrote:
I try to keep it as original as possible... You might send this suggestion to https://github.com/atom/one-dark-syntax
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