Moving to October because the colorisation is still not there. But at least the surrounding box and formatting is in.

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@alexandrudima This kinda got lost in the past. I call tokenizeToString which tokenizes perfectly. But how can I get a hold of the generated CSS, I need to add it to the webview.

@mjbvz Markdown seems to use HLJS for this... why not tokenizeToString?

@alexandrudima Just found this, should I do something similar to it?

@joaomoreno The markdown extension uses hljs because it does not have access to the editor's tokenization APIs

@joaomoreno This is the method you want to call. It will generate a few CSS rules like:

.mtk1 { color: #333333; }
.mtk2 { color: #f5f5f5; }
.mtk3 { color: #aaaaaa; }
.mtk4 { color: #448c27; }
.mtk5 { color: #ab6526; }
.mtk6 { color: #777777; }
.mtk7 { color: #7a3e9d; }
.mtk8 { color: #660000; }
.mtk9 { color: #aa3731; }
.mtk10 { color: #4b83cd; }
.mtk11 { color: #91b3e0; }
.mtk12 { color: rgba(150, 0, 0, 0.08); }
.mtk13 { color: #000000; }
.mtk14 { color: #ffffdd; }
.mtk15 { color: #ffdddd; }
.mtk16 { color: #ddffdd; }
.mtk17 { color: #434343; }
.mtk18 { color: #ddddff; }
.mtk19 { color: #333333; }
.mtk20 { color: #f5f5f5; }
.mtk21 { color: #eaebe6; }
.mtk22 { color: #800080; }
.mtk23 { color: #cd3131; }
.mtk24 { color: #316bcd; }
.mtk25 { color: #cd9731; }
.mtki { font-style: italic; }
.mtkb { font-weight: bold; }
.mtku { text-decoration: underline; }

You can get the color map from TokenizationRegistry.getColorMap().

@alexandrudima You rule!

cc @seanmcbreen