fix: c and c++ to match styleguide #35
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mhmm. What is it like in the VSCode/Vim theme rn? |
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I messed up fixing conflicts because I forgot this branch was still on my fork and not this repo. |
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I think all languages with "C-style" syntax use basically the same groups. I have yet to figue out what "PREPROCESSOR COMMENT" and "PREPROCESSOR COMMENT DOC" actuall do for these languages.
They all (C, C++, Java, C#) provide seperate highlight groups for Instructions words (
if/while/return,etc) and Type words (int/double/template/class/public, etc). For now, I have made everythingmauve, because these are all 'keywords'. However, it does make everything a similar color, and there is nobluein use (usually reserved for functions). We might experiment with usingbluefor one of these groups across the board, if it looks better (see below).Example with `blue` Type Words (not in this commit)
Relates to #17