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Is this still happening? Or even part of the roadmap ? I remember an older issue open and came back to install again and try but it's still poorly behaving / not working.
I'd love to know if there are any plans for this :)
In another plugin I've been working on, I've devised a way to pull out way more information from the SourceKit parsing for improvements.
However, as I recall this was the best I could do with the information available. What would you like to see changed in what's shown? All the vars are colored as far as I can tell, but in my mind I'd want to remove the coloring on the module imports.
I'll create an equivalent class in Objective-C and another in Swift to compare, but I believe it looks mostly correct. The colors being similar is likely by chance.
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freak4pc commentedon Dec 21, 2015
With Carbon, partial implementation works but it's definitely not production-able ...
freak4pc commentedon Jan 7, 2016
... ?
kolinkrewinkel commentedon Jan 8, 2016
In another plugin I've been working on, I've devised a way to pull out way more information from the SourceKit parsing for improvements.
However, as I recall this was the best I could do with the information available. What would you like to see changed in what's shown? All the vars are colored as far as I can tell, but in my mind I'd want to remove the coloring on the module imports.
freak4pc commentedon Jan 11, 2016
Thanks for your response @kolinkrewinkel . I'd love to try the other plugin if thats relevant ...
As you see most of the code is greyed out ... that wasn't the case when I used this plugin with Obj-C code.
For example, AppManager/BuddyBuildSDK/DDNotificationHandler are all in the same color for some reason...
window/layer are both purple ... instead of each having its own contexted-color ...
This doesn't seem like the proper behaviour
kolinkrewinkel commentedon Jan 14, 2016
I'll create an equivalent class in Objective-C and another in Swift to compare, but I believe it looks mostly correct. The colors being similar is likely by chance.
cooler333 commentedon Feb 10, 2016
+1