Releases: SimY4/jetbrains-alabaster-theme
0.3.9
0.3.8
This release ports some of the ideas from the most recent blogpost about Clojure highlighting into IntelliJ. These changes only affect Clojure language support:
- Clojure parenthesis and brackets are now highlighted grey (all except topmost pair of braces which are still highlighted black)
- Clojure namespace prefixes are now also greyed out
- Clojure characters are now highlighted as constants
Other changes in this release:
- Adjust colours of string, comment, declaration and metadata elements
- Simplified theme template by removing unnecessary option overrides
- Custom language comments and number literal highlighting fixes
- Kotlin punctuation highlighting fixes
0.3.7
0.3.6
0.3.5
This release adds Rust and Clojure annotators to help with highlighting. Both Rust and Clojure received an uplift with many adjustments to actualize their highlighting.
Other changes in this release:
- Reverted changes to selection background to fix the regression in code completion selection visibility.
- Project search colors now match in-file search colors
- Static final fields are not highlighted as constants.
0.3.4
0.3.3
This release is mainly focuses on improving string and regex highlighting in regards to valid and invalid escape sequences. Highlighting behavior should now follow the original theme more closely.
And also brings a few fixes:
- Change highlighting of unused to be similar to deprecated highlighting not to mix it with metadata highlighting.
- JavaScript fields are no longer highlighted.
- Fixed XML attribute highlighting in BG
0.3.2
0.3.1
Keywords hightlighting
Third attempt to add annotator to true, false and null keywords. Java, JavaScript, Kotlin and Scala made it into first cut. As always, feedback and bug reports are welcome.
Additionally, fixed Kotlin name arguments highlighting.