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```bash
sh build.sh p3
```
```cpp
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
cout << "Hello World";
}
```
Can't see some texts because the color is #000000
I studied about this months ago. In my opinion, if the theme developers don't specify this below in their json theme file:
"tokenColors":[
{
"name": "Global settings",
"settings": {
"foreground": "#ffffff"// If they specify it with editor.foreground hex code, the black texts will change back to the properly color that matches the bg color.
}
}
]
, the texts that they don't color through the TextMate's Scopes will stay #000000 even if it is a dark theme. And it's almost unable for me to read.
You can see more clearly through this picture: (Theme: Github Dark in Github Theme)
I wonder if there's a way to replace the foreground in TextMate token colors with editor.foreground the theme developer specified when the program reads the json file of the theme. I'm bad at JS/TS, so I would ask you if you can fix this.
Thank you for reading this!
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I studied about this months ago. In my opinion, if the theme developers don't specify this below in their json theme file:
, the texts that they don't color through the TextMate's Scopes will stay #000000 even if it is a dark theme. And it's almost unable for me to read.
You can see more clearly through this picture: (Theme: Github Dark in Github Theme)
I wonder if there's a way to replace the foreground in TextMate token colors with editor.foreground the theme developer specified when the program reads the json file of the theme. I'm bad at JS/TS, so I would ask you if you can fix this.
Thank you for reading this!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: