Releases: jwortmann/brackets-color-scheme
v2.2.5
- Changed color for "block_caret" in the dark theme to white to improve cursor visibility
- Variables in interpolated strings e.g. in PHP, Tcl, Groovy, Scala and ShellScript/Bash/Batch-files are highlighted in the base textcolor (black/white) now
- Improved highlighting for SQL strings in PHP, Ruby and Python
- Fixed highlighting for floating point numbers in Go
v2.2.4
- Added highlighting for base classes and interfaces (violet italic)
- Improved highlighting for Python annotations
- Improved highlighting for some built-in PHP constants
- Fixed highlighting for CSS color keywords 'transparent' and 'currentColor' (orange instead of blue)
- Fixed color for SublimeLinter warning popup when hovering over gutter icon
v2.2.3
New
- Improved and unified highlighting for Regular Expression strings in supported languages
- Restrict usage of italic font style to placeholders in strings, constants when written in all caps and some entities in LaTeX
- Fixed some issues with headings and reference-style links in Markdown
v2.2.2
New
- Written operators (e.g. 'and', 'or', 'not', 'new') should now be highlighted as keywords
- Unified color for section names in languages like Markdown and LaTeX
- Better highlighting for INI files with the same colors as in Adobe Brackets (requires INI package from Package Control)
- Improved rule for preformatted text/code in Markdown
- Minor fixes for Java, JavaScript, Fortran
v2.2.1
v2.2.0
v2.1.0
v2.0.2
various small fixes/improvements, added rule for JSON files
v2.0.1 Remove rule for HTML declaration tag, add rule for squiggly underline…
Reimplementation in new color scheme file format
Sublime Text 3.1 (Build 3170) introduced a new color scheme format based on JSON, which seems to have some advantages to the previous TextMate .tmTheme
format. This release of the Brackets Color Scheme for Sublime Text includes color definitions and (slightly improved) highlighting rules in the new file format, as well as the old .tmTheme
files with the same base filenames. Current releases of Sublime Text should automaticly use the new .sublime-color-scheme
files and ignore the files with same filenames in the old file format. However, if any kind of issues occur with the new files, you can still download the old .tmTheme
files from this GitHub repository and place them into your user directory of Sublime Text.
With the new color scheme format you can also customize color variables and override/add user-specific highlighting rules, see this example.