Requesting a VSCode version

[WhittlesJr]

One of the things that's preventing me from investing more in VSCode is the lack of this theme! I've made a best-attempt version in the VSCode theme editor, but some of the syntax highlighting (especially in Clojure) seems to operate by different rules. For example, here's as close as I can get:

And here's Emacs:

Here's my moe-dark-color-theme.json

Current problems:

• I can't get the defs to be green without making keywords green
• I can't get defed constants to be orange while keeping defned functions yellow
• I can't get only the defn var binding to be yellow while keeping invocations white
• I can't get the builtin functions (like partial) to be purplel

If anyone is familiar with these TextMate rules and can help me out, I'd be grateful!

[WhittlesJr]

And for now I go crawling back to Emacs, as I have done countless times in my career. I just can't quit you...

[kuanyui]

I also have made a QtCreator version of moe-theme for my personal usage, but shortly I found trying to make the same code looks exactly same between Emacs and QtCreator is a totally unpractical thought.

Because QtCreator focused on accurate and rich C++ semantics, so I, but C++ supporting in Emacs is relatively poor. And even if they can semantically recognize a same token, may still have different strategies to deciding if colorize it. So in QtCreator, I use the same color palettes of moe-dark, but use them differently... (for example, I use green as keyword in Emacs but magenta in QtCreator.)

To sum up, in my humble opinion, applying the same color on the same type of token on different IDE/editor may not always a good idea.