Update?

[dindrala]

Your color syntax theme is different than the current Quantum JavaScript scratchpad. Any plans on updating to match the current color theme? That would be amazing. Love the scratchpad's syntax theme.

[gt-rios]

Hi dindrala, the default themes are actually based on Quantum so I'm not sure what you mean:

• Do you mean the actual colors you're seeing aren't the correct ones?
  If so, you can go to Settings > Themes > Firefox Syntax > Theme Settings, and change the DevTools theme.

• Or do you mean colors are the right ones but the highlighting isn't correct?
  If so, go to Settings > Core and check that the Tree Sitter Parser isn't enabled.

I hope this helps.

[dindrala]

The color syntax doesn’t match the color syntax theme in the current Quantum browser JavaScript scratch pad. I’ve tried all the Firefox themes in settings—-themes—-Firefox syntax.

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On Jul 11, 2018, at 10:35 AM, gt-rios ***@***.***> wrote: Hi dindrala, the default themes are actually based on Quantum so I'm not sure what you mean: Do you mean the actual colors you're seeing aren't the correct ones? If so, you can go to Settings > Themes > Firefox Syntax, and change the Firefox theme. Or do you mean colors are the right ones but the highlighting isn't correct? If so, go to Settings > Core and check that the Tree Sitter Parser isn't enabled. I hope this helps. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[dindrala]

Ive included an image of the color theme I am referring to below:

[gt-rios]

Yes, that color scheme corresponds to the Default Dark theme of this package. Here's the theme working inside Atom with the same code as your screenshot:

Can you confirm that this is what you see when you go to Settings > Themes > Firefox Syntax > Theme Settings and select Default Dark? The color scheme is the same but there are some parts that aren't highlighted because the parser doesn't assign any classes to them, although I believe I can style document to be purple and some occurrences of str and x to be blue in the next release, so thanks for bringing that to my attention.

[dindrala]

@gt-rios Appreciate you getting back to me. Yes I can confirm that the color syntax you posted is what i see in Settings > Themes > Firefox Syntax > Theme Settings > Default Dark. Yup, it looks like variable and arguments are baby blue, objects are all purple, methods lime green and key words pink. That would be great! I'm really liking this new color theme. Can't wait for the next release. And you're welcome.

[dindrala]

@gt-rios Hi. Any eta on the update? Also, would availability for Brackets be possible?

[gt-rios]

@dindrala Yes, v4.2.0 was released a few days ago with a complete rewrite of the JavaScript syntax, and more improvements on the way; the goal is to make it look like the Scratchpad as much as possible (considering the parser limitations). All of the other languages will also get a rewrite in the following days, so expect more updates.

As for a Brackets version, currently I don't have plans for it since I mostly use Atom, but hopefully someone else can make it because it is a nice theme.

[dindrala]

@gt-rios wow it looks great! thank you so much for the fast turn around time on it.

Yes, I agree, it's really is a nice theme.

@Denisov21
@larz0
@marcelgerber
@MatthewTRader
@MiguelCastillo
@rpereira
@wormeyman

Would any of you on the brackets team be open to building this theme for brackets? It is the Quantaum Firefox browser theme.

[wormeyman]

Wow way cool I have moved on to vscode but hopefully someone here can help

[dindrala]

@wormeyman Yeah this theme is amazing. Fingers crossed!

[dindrala]

@Denisov21
@larz0
@marcelgerber
@MatthewTRader
@MiguelCastillo
@rpereira

Anyone?