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Is it possible to override the variable color to white with an option?
If you look at the screenshots, the original Afterglow has white JS variables, looks simpler, more pleasant, the recent ST syntax improvements changed the colorscheme's end-result, so the variables are light blue
This was the cause of my divergence from Afterglow, changed variable color from #D0D0FF to #d6d6d6 (the values might not be accurate, checked from a .txt log quickly rather than tracking/opening the file)
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Probably a secondary theme file would be simpler, like an Afterglow-white.tmTheme, those who prefer the original white coloring would point to that file in their ST config
Is it possible to override the variable color to white with an option?
If you look at the screenshots, the original Afterglow has white JS variables, looks simpler, more pleasant, the recent ST syntax improvements changed the colorscheme's end-result, so the variables are light blue
This was the cause of my divergence from Afterglow, changed variable color from #D0D0FF to #d6d6d6 (the values might not be accurate, checked from a .txt log quickly rather than tracking/opening the file)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: