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I'm not sure this is the right "level" to tackle this issue, please let me know if it's not.
In .vapi files you can have a lot of [Version ...] codes, which I think are usually a bit less important than the other code. They can make vapi files quite hard to read when there are a lot fo them. One example:
I don't think I can force the editor to dim those lines, but I agree with you that they make the file look visually heavy.
I can mark then as some special token, that way it can be colored differently. I cannot guarantee the color themes will show them dimmed, though. I'll look at the colorization for other languages to see how they handle this kind of construct.
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I'm not sure this is the right "level" to tackle this issue, please let me know if it's not.
In .vapi files you can have a lot of
[Version ...]
codes, which I think are usually a bit less important than the other code. They can make vapi files quite hard to read when there are a lot fo them. One example:https://github.com/elementary/gala/blob/1024813560668152814a72fd93dc6a93b226eb04/vapi/mutter-clutter-1.0.vapi#L4715-L4730
Would there be a way to slightly dim (visually less important) these
[Version ...]
codes? A bit like what happens with comments for example?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: