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Currently the color coding is just white for the following:
functions
scopes
local parameters
non-local parameters
-> [ ] ( ) , = | etc
Expected Behavior
I would like to see the option to display more information about the code using colors. To instantly know which are functions and which are local vs non-local etc.
Current Behavior
All the mentioned artifacts are white (in dark theme) or black (in light theme) which makes reading the code for a beginner harder.
Possible Solution
Technicolor!
Context
As a beginner I want all the help I can get to read and understand Elm code. Also when I try to entice other non Elm devs I find that they become adverse due to the lack of clarity.
Your Environment
Elm 0.19.0
Windows 10
VSCode 1.39.2
Elm 0.7.2 plugin
node: 12.0.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think more color would also be good. But there are poeple that don't like that. Anyway, I'm mostly waiting for microsoft/vscode#77140 and an api for that feature to bridge the gap to the language server. So that we can support coloring in all IDEs at once.
Coloring of functions seem to only work for top level definition but not when the function is actually called. There, the scope defaults to meta.value.elm.
Currently the color coding is just white for the following:
Expected Behavior
I would like to see the option to display more information about the code using colors. To instantly know which are functions and which are local vs non-local etc.
Current Behavior
All the mentioned artifacts are white (in dark theme) or black (in light theme) which makes reading the code for a beginner harder.
Possible Solution
Technicolor!
Context
As a beginner I want all the help I can get to read and understand Elm code. Also when I try to entice other non Elm devs I find that they become adverse due to the lack of clarity.
Your Environment
Elm 0.19.0
Windows 10
VSCode 1.39.2
Elm 0.7.2 plugin
node: 12.0.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: