Add syntax highlighting to structs to be like other types. #70
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The code looks more unified and easier to look at instead of situations like below. void function(orange, orange, yellow, orange) or (orange) char = "string"; (yellow) struct; (orange) float = 5;
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Dec 11, 2024
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Makes the code editor more unified and better to look at rather than some types being colored and your structs being the same color as regular text.
The keywords are added during compile and will change once you type. When you compile a script that does not have those structs they will be removed from the list to highlight.
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