Use black color for properties

[worldbeater]

Now uses black color for properties also. This is how it was before (inconsistent):

This is how it is after (uses black like fields, variables, params, etc.):

This is what I've forgotten to implement here, sorry (:
Hope this is the final tweak, and we can keep calm and wait until linguist is released.

[damieng]

Does variable.property.cs also render in black?

[worldbeater]

It fallbacks to variable.cs which is light orange while variable.property color definition is missing. I've uploaded an example here which uses variable.property key.

[damieng]

Okay, let's go with this for now.

Once users get used to the new syntax we'll look at either introducing some new elements or going more down the path other languages have done.

[ghost]

@worldbeater, @damieng, is there an automatic way to update the cson from upstream https://github.com/dotnet/csharp-tmLanguage/blob/master/grammars/csharp.tmLanguage.cson and apply the patches? If no, then could we use https://github.com/dotnet/csharp-tmLanguage as a submodules and apply patches (checked in .patch files)? Then we can have a prepare script at root of this repo that applies the patch git apply patches/001-some-logical-name.patch.

[ghost]

I am interested in changes from dotnet/csharp-tmLanguage#117 and previous two PRs :)

[damieng]

The plan was to try and get the changes applied upstream but I've had very little time to work on this since I left GitHub.

[ghost]

The plan was to try and get the changes applied upstream

That would be great to have single source of truth. If it breaks other tm usages upstream, maybe there we can automate it using PCRE conversion script.