v1.1.9 - Optimized Size

[1.1.9]

• Drastically reduced extension size by omitting sample images.

v1.1.8 - Now with Java support!

[1.1.8]

• So I recently got mixed up in some Java development and while I don't personally like the language too much it is pretty popular and has a nice language server so Semantic Rainbow is now officially supporting it.
  • Highlighting is based on the tokens provided by the Java extension by Red Hat.
  • Added support for the abstract token modifier.
• Fixed a bug that caused the color for builtin primitive types not to show up.
• Updated the style of the Github page.
• Updated 2 deprecated style names.

v1.1.7 - Parent support and Non-Italic Version

[1.1.7]

• Semantic Rainbow now includes an additional variation, "Semantic Rainbow - No Italics" which does not include the italic formatting for declarations.
• Introduced the parent option for theme configs, which allows themes to inherit properties from another theme defined in the same config. Useful for creating multiple minor variations of a single theme.
• When generating multiple themes, all semanticTokenScopes definitions are now combined into one.

v1.1.6 - Sticky Scroll Improvements

[1.1.6]

• Slightly more contrasting color for the VSCode Sticky Scroll section and the peekView Editor backround and a third color for the VSCode Sticky Scroll section within the peekView Editor. Seriously, Sticky Scroll is an amazing feature.

v1.1.4 - Better lua Support

[1.1.4]

• Improvements for lua syntax highlighting. This specificially targets the lua grammar used by the sumneko lua language server (which also includes the first language specific color tweak)
• Bug fix for handling baseToken:language combinations in the modifierCombinations list.

v.1.1.3 - Multi Language Support

[1.1.3]

• The color generator now supports generating styles targeting specific languages. As of yet no language specific styles are implemented in the main theme, but examples are bing worked on.
• The README files has been updated with better examples and a new section for language targeting.
• A couple of improvements for C++ highlighting, potentially more to come.
• Python docstrings no longer look like regular strings.

v.1.1.2 - Better Markdown Support

[1.1.2]

• Improved support for Markdown.

v1.1.1 - two color tweaks

[1.1.1]

• Better contrast between comments and the the background color for added lines in the git diff editor. Should address issue #2.
• A more subtle purple for snippet tab-stops.
• Less unnecessary files included in production release.

v1.1.0

[1.1.0]

• A major update!
• Different kind of VSCode selections and ranges now have different colors, see the Github page for examples.
• In order to give the colored selections more "breathing room" the editor background color was changed to a darker, slightly less saturated color from #191A26 to #14151A. I hope this change isn't too upsetting and of course you can always override it by manually setting the editor.background color to the old value in the VSCode settings.
• Workbench colors can now be defined in a separate JSON in the colors folder.
• A few better token definitions designed to work with the sumneko lua extension.

Full Changelog: v1.0.5...v1.1.0

v1.0.5

V1.0.5

Binary download from Github directly for anyone who doesn't want to use the Visual studio marketplace I guess.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Thertzlor/semantic-rainbow/commits/v1.0.5