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Custom colors #39
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This happens when you use one of the >10 syntax options Rainbow CSV adds. If you use "Enable: set character or text as a separator", it works. |
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- The color scheme path could not be found due to a syntax error (case sensitivity). - When pregenerated grammars are used, the wrong settings path was chosen. - And auto detection/reloading package settings wasn't working when Rainbow CSV syntax was auto-detected by file extension, because then it was no longer "plain text". - Use json5 to parse Syntax-specific settings and set the color scheme. - Fixes a bug where modifying the Syntax-specific settings would conflict with how the color scheme was enabled and disabled: - A pre-existing settings file would prevent the color scheme from being used. - Disabling the custom color scheme would remove all settings, including user preferences like disabling `word_wrap`. - Unfortunately, comments are not preserved, so this still leads to some data loss. See: dpranke/pyjson5#28 Closes mechatroner#39
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- The color scheme path could not be found due to a syntax error (case sensitivity). - When pregenerated grammars are used, the wrong settings path was chosen. - And auto detection/reloading package settings wasn't working when Rainbow CSV syntax was auto-detected by file extension, because then it was no longer "plain text". - Use json5 to parse Syntax-specific settings and set the color scheme. - Fixes a bug where modifying the Syntax-specific settings would conflict with how the color scheme was enabled and disabled: - A pre-existing settings file would prevent the color scheme from being used. - Disabling the custom color scheme would remove all settings, including user preferences like disabling `word_wrap`. - Unfortunately, comments are not preserved, so this still leads to some data loss. See: dpranke/pyjson5#28 Closes mechatroner#39
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As per #38, customly defined colors cause no change.
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