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There is a specific feature that I am taking advantage of in Visual Studio 2022 that I would very much like to replicate in Sublime Text.
In Visual C++ 2022, I have set up my color scheme to where block-scoped variables are red, class/struct member variables are light red, and global variables are white. With your plugin, I can get the proper color on class/struct members using the meta.semantic-token.property selector, but it does not appear that there is a more specific semantic selector than meta.semantic-token.variable for other types of variables.
Would it be possible to add a meta.semantic-token.variable.global and/or meta.semantic-token.variable.block selector?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There is a specific feature that I am taking advantage of in Visual Studio 2022 that I would very much like to replicate in Sublime Text.
In Visual C++ 2022, I have set up my color scheme to where block-scoped variables are red, class/struct member variables are light red, and global variables are white. With your plugin, I can get the proper color on class/struct members using the
meta.semantic-token.property
selector, but it does not appear that there is a more specific semantic selector thanmeta.semantic-token.variable
for other types of variables.Would it be possible to add a
meta.semantic-token.variable.global
and/ormeta.semantic-token.variable.block
selector?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: