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Highlighting of the declaration of a variable is hard to see because the variable name is only surrounded by a thin border instead of using a (semi-transparent) background color.
Example for JavaScript:
letfoo='Hello World'console.log(foo)
Assuming the cursor is set on the usage of foo in the console log function. The usage is highlighted with a green background which is alright but the declaration on the first line is only indicated by a thin border.
Suggestion: Highlight the declaration using a background color different from the usage background color.
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Highlighting of the declaration of a variable is hard to see because the variable name is only surrounded by a thin border instead of using a (semi-transparent) background color.
Example for JavaScript:
Assuming the cursor is set on the usage of
foo
in the console log function. The usage is highlighted with a green background which is alright but the declaration on the first line is only indicated by a thin border.Suggestion: Highlight the declaration using a background color different from the usage background color.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: