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Description It would be very nice if our color schemes could natively support SublimeLinter .
I had a quick look at one of the automatically converted schemes. At the end, it seems that the following fragment is added:
<dict >
<key >name</key >
<string >SublimeLinter Warning</string >
<key >scope</key >
<string >sublimelinter.mark.warning</string >
<key >settings</key >
<dict >
<key >foreground</key >
<string >#DDB700</string >
</dict >
</dict ><dict >
<key >name</key >
<string >SublimeLinter Gutter Mark</string >
<key >scope</key >
<string >sublimelinter.gutter-mark</string >
<key >settings</key >
<dict >
<key >foreground</key >
<string >#FFFFFF</string >
</dict >
</dict ><dict >
<key >name</key >
<string >SublimeLinter Error</string >
<key >scope</key >
<string >sublimelinter.mark.error</string >
<key >settings</key >
<dict >
<key >foreground</key >
<string >#D02000</string >
</dict >
</dict >
Probably the colors could do with a bit of tuning to match our colors.
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It would be very nice if our color schemes could natively support SublimeLinter.
I had a quick look at one of the automatically converted schemes. At the end, it seems that the following fragment is added:
Probably the colors could do with a bit of tuning to match our colors.