Javascript coloring: function keyword not colored in default themes

[dbaeumer]

[dbaeumer]

@egamma FYI

[Nimzozo]

I would like to add that I've seen other reserved words not being correctly colored. My theme is Dark (Visual Studio).

• constructor
• default is blue but in switch statement turns back to normal color when followed by :
• delete
• extends
• in
• instanceof
• static
• typeof
• void
• yield

in, instanceof, typeof are operators but still reserved words, so I think they should be colored in order to help people not to use them as identifiers.

I'm still looking for other ones.

[egamma]

@Nimzozo can you check whether these keywords are are colored when you use the Dark+ theme?

In the example from @dbaeumer above the Dark+ theme colors function as a key word.

[Nimzozo]

@egamma When I use Dark+ theme, that's exactly the same behaviours that I described.

I just see there are new colors for parameters, identifers, etc...

[Nimzozo]

In monokai theme :

• constructor
• default followed by : inside a switch statement
• extends
• static
• yield

are not in pink color.

[Tyriar]

@Nimzozo for those 5 it is likely because https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-TmLanguage doesn't support highlighting them yet.

[felixfbecker]

I can confirm that @Nimzozo list does not get colored in Dark+ theme.

[aeschli]

@dbaeumer The reason for function not beeing colored in the Default Visual Studio theme is microsoft/TypeScript-TmLanguage#44
(Please always append the code example to save some time on reproducing the issue)

[aeschli]

@Nimzozo Thanks for reporting. The issues you are mentioning are mostly caused by
microsoft/TypeScript-TmLanguage#37
We are working with the TypeScript team to get these fixed.