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This really depends on the syntax highlighting theme. The next version of bat
will ship with a few themes to choose from. Here is TwoDark
, for example:
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@jcousins-ynap As described above, the JSON syntax was always shipped. It's just the highlighting theme that causes problems. Please try a different one. If there are remaining problems, please open a new ticket.
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Are you sure that is the case?
I mean, I tried and thought the same. But when I open json in Sublime, curly braces and brackets are white and the text is a light grey. I took a close look and it is working the same way with bat
.
Hope that helps
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Thanks, you're right. I see that at least true
gets highlighted in blue color in a JSON file. So, basically this is a bad color scheme...
Renaming the file from .json
to .js
looks a lot better.
Why not use the same highlighting for JSON, being a subset of ECMAScript anyway?
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Why not use the same highlighting for JSON, being a subset of ECMAScript anyway?
Not sure if this is the only reason, but you might want to highlight syntax-errors in a particular way.
If you really want this, you can use bat --language javascript ..
starting with the next version.
So, basically this is a bad color scheme...
It could also be the combination of color scheme and language definition.
If anybody knows how to improve this, I'd be glad to know.
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Was this language definition shipped?
JSON files do not seem to be highlighted in 0.12.1
.
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