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I don't think it's that nutty. I use syntax highlighting, but I use very mellow colors that do not distract. The example given out in Akesson's article is a co
by vezzy-fnord 13y ago
I don't think it's that nutty.
I use syntax highlighting, but I use very mellow colors that do not distract. The example given out in Akesson's article is a complete eyesore, however many text editors are like that and it's not that simple to change the color scheme in all of them.
I believe syntax highlighting can also spoil you if that's all you're used to. It is a good exercise to write and maintain some code in raw format, occasionally.
Personally I think it's enough just to highlight the reserved keywords and comments.
- jlgreco 13y agoMost of why I think it is nutty is because most of the reasons given to support disabling highlighting boil down to "I don't like this particular colorscheme". Which editors make it difficult to customize your colorscheme? All of the popular ones that I know of make it simple. Even nano makes it simple.