A scheme designer may need to check that these copied attributes do not conflict with his/her color scheme, although in this case, the plug-in is installed, and it should not cause any problems. Note: When the scheme is copied via "Save as." all its attributes, including the ones defined in the extension, will be copied to the new scheme.
This can be done in plugin.xml by adding an extension providing the name of the file containing desired text attributes, for example:
Providing Attributes for Specific SchemesĪ language plug-in may provide default text attributes for "Default" and "Darcula" bundled schemes or basically for any other scheme if the scheme's name is known. If the scheme designer doesn't have a language plug-in, he will not be able to fix this at all. Otherwise, its default colors may visually conflict with a color scheme. Remember that using fixed default attributes will force a scheme designer to explicitly set up a color for this element. If you are unsure which base key to use, it's better to pick the most generic one, for example, DefaultLanguageHighlighterColors.IDENTIFIER. The rule is the same: if text attributes can not be found by the MY_PREDEFINED_SYMBOL key or are empty, the color scheme manager will search for MY_KEYWORD and if not found (empty) will further look for DEFAULT_KEYWORD.Ī use of fixed default attributes is strongly discouraged. TextAttributesKey.createTextAttributesKey("MY_PREDEFINED_SYMBOL", MY_KEYWORD) Static final TextAttributesKey MY_PREDEFINED_SYMBOL = The easiest and the best way to specify highlighting text attributes is to specify a dependency on one of standard keys defined in DefaultLanguageHighlighterColors: Plug-in Developers Text Attribute Key Dependency icls (Idea CoLor Scheme) extension to avoid confusion about compatibility problems with older platform versions: if only standard attributes are set, they will not be used by the version before 12.1, resulting in different highlighting colors. Language-specific attributes still can be set by a scheme designer if needed, but it's optional. The new implementation allows specifying a dependency on a set of standard text attributes linked to a scheme but not to any specific language. Previously, language plug-ins were using fixed default colors incompatible, for example, with dark schemes. The Pure version additionally replicates the color scheme of IntelliJ editors' interface, e.g.Color scheme management in IntelliJ IDEA 12.1 was changed to ease scheme designers' work and make schemes look equally well for different programming languages even if not designed specifically for these languages. They both have the exact same syntax highlighting properties. This theme includes a Basic and a Pure version. There is also syntax highlighting support for HTML, CSS, JS, and Java files. So, this is simply an attempt to replicate the Darcula theme from Jetbrains IDEs, and at the same time support nice syntax highlighting for Dart and Flutter.
INTELLIJ IDEA COLOR SCHEMES CODE
I decided to create this VS Code theme, for two reasons: Inspired by IntelliJ IDEA's default theme. Dartcula Theme for VS Code A Darcula theme, with complete syntax highlighting for Dart and Flutter.
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