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Need a font setting, which would allow to allocate the name of the object field ({name1:1}), because without isolation of all blends and difficult to distinguish where the end value for the last name, and begins a new name.
Now it looks like this:
var v={myresult:myfunction(param){do any},getter:getvar,localv:localvar,globalv:globalvar}
And it should look like this:
var v={myresult:myfunction(param){do any},getter:getvar,localv:localvar,globalv:globalvar}I looked through all the settings TypeScript and JavaScript Syntax Coloring, and did not find this feature, you need lights only names in the objects but not all of the local variables. Besides, it was not bad to change the color and the color of the local variables and function parameters..
If you already have such an opportunity tell me where to find it? If not – I think it is necessary to make otherwise difficult to read the code if you are creating a large number of objects..
Gorand,
Need a font setting, which would allow to allocate the name of the object field
({name1:1}), because without isolation of all blends and difficult to
distinguish where the end value for the last name, and begins a new name. Now
it looks like this:var v={myresult:myfunction(param){do any},getter:getvar,
localv:localvar,globalv:globalvar}`
And it should look like this: var
v={myresult:myfunction(param){do
any},getter:getvar,localv:localvar,globalv:globalvar}
I looked through all the settings TypeScript and JavaScript Syntax Coloring,
and did not find this feature, you need lights only names in the objects but
not all ofWe could only see the above content from your post and rest of it is missing.Can you please post again?
The dev team is looking into providing better syntax coloring and I have forwarded your concern about object name coloring.Thank you for raising it.–Swapna
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