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Minecraft Color Highlighter Updated

Minecraft Color Highlighter Updated

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Originaly made by Nobu.sh: `Highlight Minecraft colors in your editor
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Minecraft Colorer

mc-color is an extension that will format Minecraft color escape characters (§) in the editor.

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Configuration

The default configuration is:

{
  // Whether the extension is enabled or not.
  "mc-color.enabled": true,

  // Marker type provides a few means of highlighting text.
  "mc-color.markerType": "foreground",

  // Specfic languages to highlight on.
  // You can also do "!language" to not tokenize just that language.
  "mc-color.languages": [
    "*"
  ],

  // Tells the tokenization proccess to stop on \n before 3/3/2023 it would not do this
  // Feel free to disable it if you preferred how it was before
  "mc-color.newLineDelimiter": true,

  // Delimiters are characters that are used to STOP tokenization.
  // When the tokenizer hits these character it will not color any further
  // no matter what.
  "mc-color.delimiters": [
    "`"
  ],

  // Prefixes are characters that will start tokenization. (§) is the
  // default Minecraft token and (&) is used for many server tools.
  "mc-color.prefixes": [
    "§",
    "&"
  ]
}

You can edit these settings by navigating to vscode settings: ⚙ -> settings and searching mc-color in the search bar at the top!

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