javascript: null is white, should be like the booleans

[tunnckoCore]

foo(null, false, true, 123, res)

[silvestreh]

For some reason I cannot see screenshots uploaded to cloud.githubusercontent.com (I can't even see my own profile pic) 😕

[tunnckoCore]

Get that ;d https://cdn.pbrd.co/images/DRGB4L5hc.png

[silvestreh]

Just curious… What's the reasoning behind making it look like a boolean? Sublime's version makes it the same color as booleans, but does it make sense? I mean, it's a value that represents the intentional absence of value… it should look different, right?

I'm not saying white is OK, but I think we can come up with something different maybe 🤷‍♂️

[tunnckoCore]

meh, yea, may be lighter than bools, but not something different.

yea, it can make sense, but habits

[silvestreh]

I'm not exactly a fan of mixing italics in my code, but what about something like:

[tunnckoCore]

Me too 😅 , kinda don't like it too. That's why i just want to match at least as much as possible to the Sublime's - because the eyes and the years usage.

edit: even in github and prism it isn't with different color.