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Offtopic: I really loved their variable coloring when I used to work with it. Basically there's a hashing function that maps the variable name to a certain set

by rplnt 10y ago

Offtopic: I really loved their variable coloring when I used to work with it. Basically there's a hashing function that maps the variable name to a certain set of colors. It helps to quickly notice what variable is used where. Is there such plugin for ST2, perhaps for VSC? Note: You'll find yourself renaming variables just to get a different color :)

dan00 10y ago
> Basically there's a hashing function that maps the variable name to a certain set of colors. It helps to quickly notice what variable is used where. Thats sounds like my nightmare! ;) I'm very easily distracted by too much coloring, so this just doesn't work for me. If I want to see the usage of one variable I just highlight the usage of this one variable.
- kfunk87 10y ago
  Luckily you can disable the variable coloring completely in KDevelop :)
  - dan00 10y ago
    That's fine! :) I didn't wanted to imply, that I'm thinking this can't be configured in KDevelop.
tikhonj 10y ago
One of my friends wrote color-identifiers-mode for Emacs[1], which does just that. It supports a bunch of languages and seems reasonably popular. [1]: https://github.com/ankurdave/color-identifiers-mode https://github.com/ankurdave/color-identifiers-mode