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Converted theme has the wrong colors (One Dark Pro Monokai Darker Reloaded Theme) #149
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I have exactly same issue with Visual Assist Dark Theme. The converted theme has the wrong colors compared to Visual Studio Code. |
I have the same problem with OneDarkPro. |
I just wanted to note here that I was having the same issue, then the thought occurred to me that it might only work for C#. So I guess what this issue is, is please support the C++ tokens as well. |
Okay, I took a look at the TokenMappings.json and I'll go ahead and add the Cpp* tokens. I don't use Resharper, so I'm not going to care about those. At least the following need to be included as VS Tokens: "Cpp Text Editor MEF Items&C/C++ User Keywords" |
Okay, I finally got back home and did this. It works good enough for me to make a .vsix from my fork. |
oh, I have the same issue, it looks different in visual studio compared to vscode when using cpp. can it support cpp? please, i really love the dracula theme in vscode and i want to use it when editing cpp. |
Same issue on c++ files, with the Railgun theme |
Same issue on C++ file, C, xml, xaml and razor file with Cyberpunk 2077 theme. |
Following DavidBChristensen's guide, I have succeeded in making it work for C++. But can anyone tell me how to get the VS Token like him ?? I would like to get all the VS token for all the language to further develop my theme. Many thanks! |
Can we get some activity on this? Lots of C++ developers out here stuck using VS2022 (against our will) for work and would really like at least the visual comforts of VS Code whilst we use our bloated IDE from 2008. @DavidBChristensen maybe you can open a PR if you've figured out all the correct mappings? And perhaps you could reply to @Dangcaominh about how you found those mappings? |
Sure, I'll make a PR for what I've got. |
There's some in TokenMappings.json, but definitely not the entire list you posted. I spent 3 hours manually copying hex color codes into that block since Microsoft doesn't care about C++ anymore 😭 |
Describe the bug
The converted theme has the wrong colors compared to Visual Studio Code. Most of the tokens are colored differently and the brackets are colored instead of default white.
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To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
"editor.tokenColorCustomizations"
in settings.json in Visual Studio CodeExpected behavior
The converted theme must have been colored in the exact same manner as the theme in Visual Studio Code
Environment:
Impact
This demonstrates that the tool is converting but the resulting theme is not colored the same.
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