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Highlight (alternative color) for _local, public variables #9

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Falcata opened this issue Feb 23, 2016 · 2 comments
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Highlight (alternative color) for _local, public variables #9

Falcata opened this issue Feb 23, 2016 · 2 comments
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Falcata commented Feb 23, 2016

Right now the pluging dont highlight the public, _local variables inside the code and uses the same code color.

Using a other sqf plugins like notepad++ you have 2 alternative colors to see clearly when is created a _local variable and when is a public variable.
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Armitxes commented Mar 3, 2016

Will be implemented with the next update. Thanks for the advise.

@Armitxes Armitxes added this to the 0.5.0 milestone Mar 22, 2016
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v0.5.0
a1da668 
- Case insensitive commands [ Issue #7 ]
- Highlight (alternative color) for _local, public variables [ Issue #9 ]
- Removed highlighting for brackets (not needed, too disturbing)
- Few marketplace adjustments
- Improved code logic
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Implemented in the v0.5 released a few minutes ago 👍 check for extension updates in VS Code.

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