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Oceanic next is a very popular textmate color scheme optimised for es6 / es7 / JSX.
I imported the textmate theme and made the changes to the JavaScript.tmLanguage file mentioned here #133, however the results are quite different to the same textmate theme in sublime.
We only have a small set of themes that are included with vscode, most themes are typically put on the marketplace. Two developers have put ports of OceanicNext up so you can try them out:
VSCode is supposed to support textmate themes. Here is a textmate theme that is not working.
There are clearly gaps in VSCode's theme support, for example the from in the top import statement is not colored. Shouldn't the same textmate theme appear consistently across various editors?
Reacted by Oleg Lustenko, Jehan and Dawson Botsford
You're right, I interpreted this as there's no officially supported theme but there are indeed a bunch of issues preventing full parity with the other editors. I'll leave this closed but created a bunch of issues for the main problems causing this. Thanks for the report!
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Tyriar commentedon Feb 3, 2016
We only have a small set of themes that are included with vscode, most themes are typically put on the marketplace. Two developers have put ports of OceanicNext up so you can try them out:
kimsagro1 commentedon Feb 4, 2016
Why is this issue being closed?
VSCode is supposed to support textmate themes. Here is a textmate theme that is not working.
There are clearly gaps in VSCode's theme support, for example the
fromin the top import statement is not colored. Shouldn't the same textmate theme appear consistently across various editors?Tyriar commentedon Feb 4, 2016
You're right, I interpreted this as there's no officially supported theme but there are indeed a bunch of issues preventing full parity with the other editors. I'll leave this closed but created a bunch of issues for the main problems causing this. Thanks for the report!
OlegLustenko commentedon Apr 20, 2016
same here:
VSCode
Sublime
Fix inefficient regexes (fixes #2684 and #2683)