implement semantic highlighting (#49) #50
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Cool! Will take a look this week, thanks :) |
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Hi @brcosta, any update on the merge? I just rebased my commit onto the newest version :) |
Works for all symbols and keywords. Namespaces are treated as separate highlighted elements. For symbols that was the behaviour by default and for keywords the ns range had to be manually added.
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Works for all symbols and keywords. Namespaces are treated as separate highlighted elements. For symbols that was the behavior by default and for keywords the ns range had to be manually added.
The only small gripe I still have is that now everything is highlighted because there is no syntax to exclude like in other languages (especially if you also enable rainbow parentheses). Personally, at first I also had to get used to semantic highlighting for other languages but now don't want to miss it anymore. Maybe it's again just a matter of getting used to.
Fixes #49