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License: GNU General Public License v3.0
The VS Code theme with a long beard.
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
I'd like to know if it's possible for the extension to be published to Open VSX, which is an alternative registry (now hosted by Eclipse) from which users of non-Microsoft versions of Visual Code - such as Code OSS and vscodium - may install extensions per normal. The project has a page with instructions on publishing to their platform: https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/wiki/Publishing-Extensions
Alternatively, would permission be given for a third party to do so?
VSCode has added support for semantic highlighting at the beginning of the year.
Support for semantic highlighting in your fantastic theme would be highly appreciated.
statusBarItem.errorBackground
: Status bar error items background color. Error items stand out from other status bar entries to indicate error conditions.
statusBarItem.errorForeground
: Status bar error items foreground color. Error items stand out from other status bar entries to indicate error conditions.
in Dark+ Material (and others) theme these two items are highlighted as different colors
e.g.
#define JUNKMACRO(s) s
void JunkFunction(void);
JunkFunction and JUNKMACRO should be different colors
I've just installed version 2.2.1 but I'm not seeing italics in comments etc. Can't see any notes about needing to change any configurations etc. Ligatures are fine though.
The font I'm using is Dank Mono.
The languages which have linter support, once you over the issue there is an option to "peek" at the problem. All the themes under bearded-theme suite are unreadable for it.
I tested Golang and Python, same issue. I'm presuming it'll be the same for other languages.
Attaching some screenshots with the comparison with Dracula.
Hellooo! I love your themes and I am an especially huge fan of black and ruby on VS Code and I was wondering if there is an extension for VS Community? I'm not sure if its been brought up already but I searched around and honestly I would just love to have that as my theme on there as well, either way thank you so much you have increased my love of staring at my editor by 1000% Awesome work!
I've been a VSCode user for some time now but recently I've switched to using JetBrains products, and was wondering if you could potentially port your theme to the JetBrains marketplace, would love to use your theme there
If you are interested:
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This is what the Arc Eolstorm theme* looks like in C++ in any version >= 3.2.8:
This is what the same piece of code looks like in version 3.2.7:
As you can tell, the brackets, equal signs, and the like are colored differently in the more recent versions. Judging by the screenshots on the Github page, the brighter, less "transparent"-looking color seems to be the intended color. Moreover, the issue does not exist when editing Javascript code.
Therefore, I suspect this might be a bug in the theme.
I am running VS Code 1.50.1.
*The issue appears to persist across all flavors of the BeardedTheme.
I really like that font. Is it free? for Windows? where do I get it from? Thanks in advance
editorError.background
editorWarning.background
editorInfo.background
Hey,
Would you consider adding an icon for .liquid
files for us, shopify developers?
Also, it's the prettiest Icon Theme for vscode by far!
Thanks!
Hello, love this theme, but the contrast in the explorer is just little bit too much :) It is shinier than the code itself. If it would be little bit dimmer, I would definitely use this theme. Maybe to the level as the terminal color is right now. I would also make the terminal color little bit more darker, here is comparison to github theme
Can I somewhere customize the colors little bit myself? ๐ค
I don't want to, I like things as they are, I want to edit only this one thing :)
The default style always render keywords like class
or def
in italic. I think this is more C lang IDE font style. I use Python every day, and keeping these language keywords rendered in normal fonts would be good for me. Maybe consider adding this feature toggle in configuration so we can make our own decision.
BTW, really love your themes! It's amazing!
Could this be a thing some day?
To be added to iterm color schemes
First of all I want to say I really enjoy the theme!
Currently I find it difficult to use with JS. Simply due to having chained tokens being the same color.
For example if I have Object.Attribute.attribute. all three of these will be the same pinkish color. or even just having Object.attribute both be the same is difficult to read. making a single line comparing nested properties a little hellish.
I have tried to read the VS code documentation relating to this to see if I could fix it and offer a PR alas I cannot find where these keywords would be.
(EDIT) I saw a similar issue was posted before, but I would like to say that I hope you don't reduce the colors too much! I really love how colorful it is compared to other themes. It reminds me of candy.
I was a huge fan of the really nice punchy colors from before. It's a large reason why I chose this theme. I did some custom edits to my background colors but the text highlighting has remained untouched and is strictly from Bearded Theme Blue. Here are some examples of before:
And this is how the theme currently looks:
The colors take a pretty hard nerf. Not sure if this is due to a new VS Code update or the new style update but I hope it can be reverted.
See screenshot, but it's pretty self explanatory.
When I have a git merge conflict, I can't read, and have to switch themes in order to go through with the conflict resolution.
screenshot is oddly cropped to not show any potential proprietary information (GA Code and what project this was for) https://cl.ly/4d757f4f41e6
Steps to replicate: ... do a git merge knowingly causing a conflict.
Could anyone tell me the location of the theme files, so I can change the color of the text within HTML tags?
I really like the colors and readability however, text and HTML sharing the same color makes it difficult for me.
I really like the black diamond but couldn't find its file in the "app" folder.
Consider the following, simple python code
def myfunc(x: int):
"""
Parameters
----------
x : int
Something
"""
s = "This is looking the way it should look" # And here's a comment.
print(s)
Regardless of the bearded-theme, the triple quotes are highlighted in the same way as strings are being highlighted. Here's a picture of what I see in VS code:
I guess the triple quotes should be greyed out, just like the content of that docstring.
tab.lastPinnedBorder
: Border on the right of the last pinned editor to separate from unpinned editors.gitDecoration.stageDeletedResourceForeground
: Foreground color for staged deletions git decorations.gitDecoration.stageAddedResourceForeground
: Foreground color for staged additions git decorations.charts.red
, charts.blue
, charts.yellow
, charts.orange
, charts.green
, charts.purple
, charts.foreground
, charts.lines
: Colors intended to be used by data visualization extensions.When you switch between opened files their respective names are highlighted in the Open editors
section of the File Explorer
but once you type something - the highlight disappears. It's pretty annoying when you have a bunch of files opened and lose track of which one you are currently in.
Bracket colorization is now built-in to VSCode via the editor.bracketPairColorization.enabled
setting, and no longer requires the "Bracket Pair Colorizer 2" extension as described in the README.
The colors used for the colorization are now configurable on a per-theme basis, so to use the suggested colors, the following settings have to be manually added:
"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
"[*]": {
"editorBracketHighlight.foreground1": "#D39E17",
"editorBracketHighlight.foreground2": "#A15DEF",
"editorBracketHighlight.foreground3": "#3398DB"
}
}
For example, components looks different than HTML tags.
I don't know if you can make it happen but the following is vexing me pretty hard.
In Python a raw string is created by prefixing a string literal with r
or R
. Python raw string treats backslash (\
) as a literal character.
So the normal behavior for the highlighting of a path with backslashs (\
) is like the following screenshot:
When you use a raw string python treats it as stated before as a literal character. The highlighting looks like this:
I know that it does what it should do for the highlighting but would it be possible to disable the highlight behavior when you use a raw python string?
It would be nice when the character after a backslash in a raw string would not be highlighted as an escaped character.
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