- For Markdown:
- Highlighting and decoration for ~~strikethrough text~~.
- Highlighting for text between `backticks`.
- TS/JS
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- Additional optional blending options
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- Coloring for quick picker (command bar) and tooltips.
- Coloring for links and inline code in Markdown previewer.
- Increased contrast of tab bar.
- Very basic support for semantic highlighting.
- Largely redundant because fallback TextMate scopes, but still added some ones unique to semantic highlighting.
- Tested in C++ only so far.
- Top border highlight for tabs.
- MIT Licensing for source code.
- Highlighting for RegEx strings in TS/JS and Python.
- "Remote Host" button on status bar adjusted to still be distinct but not stand out as much.
- "Negative" color for light themes is now b-75 instead of b, which allows the activity bar to have better contrast.
- Active tab on activity bar now has the panel BG color, to make it look like a tab.
- Adjusted inputOption colors to make selected options more visible. (Check the buttons in the "find" dialog's input box)
- Light theme
- UI background/foreground colors now come from palette files
- Palette files specify output theme's "name" property and "type" property
- Color interpolator only processes values starting with '#' (won't try to interpolate "name" or "type", which aren't colors)
- Background and foreground colors around the UI have changed very slightly as a side effect of switching to interpolated values instead of the hardcoded constants from before
- Red-Green colorblind accessible theme
- Themes are now built from template
- Initial theming for UI
- Initial highlighting for source code
- Tuned for TypeScript, SCSS, and HTML
- Compatibility (unthoroughly) checked for:
- C++
- PHP
- Python
- Markdown
- Git and diff theming is not present