You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
CodeMirror's highlighting tags. The new tags package is @lezer/highlight's vocabulary: every standard tag and the Definition, Constant, Function, Standard, Local and Special modifiers, falling
back from specific to general the way CodeMirror's do. chroma's tokens are
tagged with them, punctuation down to parens, braces and separators.
HighlightStyle, as in CodeMirror.NewHighlightStyle takes TagStyle
specs (tags, color, bold, italic, underline, line-through) and resolves a
token's style like HighlightStyle.define: the most specific styled tag
wins, and a later spec for a tag replaces an earlier one. Specs gives
back a style's specs, so a theme can extend another's with specs of its own.
Ported CodeMirror themes: OneDark (@codemirror/theme-one-dark), and Dracula, GitHubLight, GitHubDark and Nord (@uiw/codemirror-themes),
spec for spec. The demo takes -theme.
Changed
Breaking: themes style tags, not classes.Theme.Syntax, TokenStyle and TokenClass are gone. A theme of your own sets Theme.Foreground (what Syntax[Plain].Color was) and Theme.Highlight, a *HighlightStyle built
from TagStyle specs naming tags. DarkTheme and LightTheme keep their
colors, and a few tokens move with the finer tags: self/this take the
keyword color, HTML entities the string color, exception names the type
color, symbols and atoms the literal color; markdown headings and strong text
are bold, emphasis italic, links underlined.
Fixed
Resizing a view no longer redraws every row. A View, Split or DiffView whose width changed every frame (a pane edge being dragged)
composed every visible row again each frame; now a row is composed again
only when the cells it shows change.