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Sweet Dracula

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Sweet Dracula — A beautiful, darker - Dracula fork for VSCode and Code - OSS.

VS Code

VSCode

Syntax Highlighting

Screenshot


Install

  1. Go to View -> Command Palette or press ⌘+shift+P
  2. Then enter Install Extension
  3. Write sweetdracula
  4. Select it or press Enter to install

VSCode UI

Above screenshot contains modified VSCode UI. I tweaked it a bit to fit my taste. Complete installation in my .dotfiles


Recommended settings

  • "editor.renderLineHighlight": "gutter"
  • "editor.occurrencesHighlight": false
  • "editor.selectionHighlight": false

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to this theme, please read the contributing guidelines.


License

MIT License


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sweet-dracula's Issues

Text Mate Rules

Hey love the theme! Was wondering if you could add the text mate rules used for the screenshot to the repo? Love the font styling in the screenshot

colorscheme for zsh

What theme do you use for zsh? I'm using agnoster and the color is not recognizable with sweet-dracula

shellscript strings are not highlighted inside a `for ((` loop

I just filed this upstream at dracula/visual-studio-code#212 but it affects Sweet Dracula too. If I'm writing shellscript, strings inside the body of a for (( loop don't get highlighted.

screenshot showing highlighting of strings in shell for loops

This appears to be due to the following rule:

{
    "name": "Shell foreground resets",
    "scope": [
        "meta.scope.for-loop.shell punctuation.definition.string.begin",
        "meta.scope.for-loop.shell punctuation.definition.string.end",
        "meta.scope.for-loop.shell string"
    ],
    "settings": {
        "foreground": "#F8F8F2"
    }
}

This looks like it was adapted from a similar rule in Dracula (except you appear to have split that one rule into multiple separate "foreground resets" rules).

There are no other rules that match meta.scope.for-loop.shell and so there should be no need to reset anything. And especially not back to the base foreground color, as strings are supposed to be colored differently.

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