• Quick file-based highlighting, navigation, and selection
• That's it!

Place the cursor on a keyword and use Luminol: Toggle Highlights (from the command palette, or assign yourself a keybinding) - all full-word matches will be highlighted and everything else goes dim. Select a section of text instead and partial matches will be included.

Luminol: Move to Next/Previous will skip through the matching text. If there is no highlighting active when you use next/previous, highlights will be found as above (so you don't really need Luminol: Toggle Highlight itself).

Use Luminol: Clear Highlights or change your selection to return colors to normal.

Luminol: Highlight and Select will highlight and also select all instances of the string.

No default keybindings have been provided. I bind Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down to Move Previous/Next, and Ctrl+Shift+A is bound to Highlight and Select.

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code

• luminol.highlightColor: The color for the highlights.

• luminol.soleHighlightColor: The color for the highlight when the selection is unique in the file.

• luminol.dimOpacity: The 0-1 'dimmed' opacity for non-matching text.

• None. Yet.

• Bug fix for partial matching and not clearing decorations correctly first time

• Added markers to the overview ruler for a better... overview

• Replaced dimColor with dimOpacity, because sexier

• Color settings done properly

• Initial release