The color scheme is not consistent with VS Code. import Purple/pink color is missing. JavaScript React JS about intellij-visual-studio-code-dark-plus HOT 6 OPEN

Yeah. Can not fix it until PhpStorm will see these as different types.

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The problem is that PhpStorm puts all keywords in the same bag.

Here's a piece of code using VSCode, you can see conditions and return getting another highlight

The same piece of code on PhpStop

You can notice the isset having wrong color too (keyword for PhpStorm)

ArchLinux
Java 11
PhpStorm 2020.3
Plugin v1.4

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Perhaps it's a good idea to have a separate plugin for PhpStorm? Or Having at least import(s) and return(s) highlighted as purple/pink would be cool :). Thoughts?

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@dinbtechit well, extra tokenizing could theoretically be done in this plugin but I doubt I currently have enough time to implement it.

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@samdark - I have time to work on this but having a hard time wrapping my head around how tokenizing works. Can you give me a basic example of how to create tokenization in this plugin?

Like you said, class, implementation, etc and import are in the same bucket keyword. Which makes impossible to change just the import's color without affecting other keyword's color. Is it possible to create a "sub-bucket" under the keyword. Sadly, JetBrain's documentation is very limited on this.

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@dinbtechit I'm not aware of it :(

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