python render partial italic
See original GitHub issueas you can see, for in
clause is not font consistent that for
italic and in
is normal.
at a word, what i need is normal font everywhere except comment.
Any suggestion? Thanks
extension version: 2.16.5 vscode version: 1.27.2 OS: Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS / Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
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work like a charm @Binaryify @beastdestroyer
@stevencollinscn You don’t change the syntax.json file. You need to change the settings in your settings.json file using the information from syntax.json.
From your screenshot the code would be as follows: