php variables

[darkhouse]

This scheme is very nice, I've been looking for an alternative to Twilight for quite a while and this one is finally one that I can actually code in... except for one thing. You made variables the same color as comments, and while it doesn't show up that color in languages like javascript and python, in php you end up with grey variables and grey comments. No easy way to discern between variables and comments at first glance. I changed variables to #006780 and that looks pretty good and seems to fit the overall scheme. I didn't bother submitting a pull request because I figure you might have a better idea for variable color, and I'd be interested in taking another look if you update the theme.

Thanks.

[eliquious]

Hey,

Glad you like it. I actually wrote it for myself as an alternate for
Twilight. You bring up a good point. I didn't test it with PHP so I
wouldn't know how it looks. I have used it for Python and Java though. Glad
you found the problem pretty early otherwise I may not have ever know as I
don't code in PHP. I'll check out the color you are using and then add it.
I'm sure what you are using looks fine though.

Thanks again.

On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 12:41 PM, darkhouse [email protected]:

This scheme is very nice, I've been looking for an alternative to Twilight
for quite a while and this one is finally one that I can actually code
in... except for one thing. You made variables the same color as comments,
and while it doesn't show up that color in languages like javascript and
python, in php you end up with grey variables and grey comments. No easy
way to discern between variables and comments at first glance. I changed
variables to #006780 and that looks pretty good and seems to fit the
overall scheme. I didn't bother submitting a pull request because I figure
you might have a better idea for variable color, and I'd be interested in
taking another look if you update the theme.

Thanks.

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