https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=431011
--- Comment #11 from Piotr Mierzwinski <piotr.mierzwin...@gmail.com> --- > 1. We don't color all the information provided by clangd at the moment, some > is ignored. > This was intentionally done by me to not color everything there is in the > source file. What gets > .... In my opinion semantic highlighting in KDevelop significantly increase readability of code. I consider this is the pattern of how it should work. Readability of code, thanks to usage of semantic highlighting is very important, at least for me. Why you don't color all the information provided by clangd ? Is this technical reason or any different? Why this cannot be configurable like in KDevelop where we can increase/decrease its intensity? And I don't understand if you don't want to achieve or even pursue level of semantic highlighting provided by KDevelop or this is impossible because of some technical reasons. > 2. Even with semantic token API things will likely not change. So seems I misunderstood what Christoph said about this API. Notice please, he considered this solution like temporary. And to be honest, after usage mentioned API and semantic tokens, I expected better highlighting in Kate, which will be comparable to one is present in KDevelop . I know it uses different way do it. Anyway tell me please what will bring new API and support for semantic tokens? And last thing, which was reported here as a bug. Should I understand that local variables will be not colored in future version of Kate, I mean in such way that each of them has different color, like in KDevelop? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
