One string color in PHP and different string color in JS.

[holdav]

Hello,

I'm doing my own syntax highlighter (theme) for Brackets and I'm solving one problem now. I want to highlight JS strings for example in blue color and PHP string for example in red color, but how can I do that? Every string in Brackets has got the same CSS class (.cm-string) independent on programming language context.

Any ideas?

Thank you.

[TomMalbran]

This will be fixed in the next release, since it was fixed in #10039. You will be able to add "addModeClass": true to the package.json file, and after that every element will have a new class depending on the mode. You can test it now by test it now by setting up your dev environment.

[TomMalbran]

It looks like the team will be posting Brackets 1.1 Release Candidate builds in the next day or 2, so you can wait and install those.

[holdav]

Thanks, it's very good news :). I will wait for 1.1 Release hoping it will be released as soon as possible .).

[holdav]

How do you get information about releasing Brackets 1.1 in 2 days? It's already 3 days and Bracktes 1.1 isn't still available to download.

[redmunds]

We are behind schedule, so no builds have been released yet. It will be announced on the brackets-dev forum.

[holdav]

Ok, thank you.

[ingorichter]

@holdav please watch for the upcoming Release 1.1 in the next days. If the 1.1 release doesn't solve it for you, please feel free to re-open.

[holdav]

I have downloaded version "sprint 1 build 1.1.0-15542". I added to my package.json "addModeClass": true, but after debugging string in JS and string in PHP has got the same class (cm-string). No change against version 1.0 :-(