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| 13 b) Footnote highlighting (`\footnote`, `\footnotemark`, and `\footnotetext`). | 13 b) Footnote highlighting (`\footnote`, `\footnotemark`, and `\footnotetext`). |
| 14 | 14 |
| 15 c) Highlighting of `comment` environments as comment blocks. | 15 c) Highlighting of `comment` environments as comment blocks. |
| 16 | 16 |
| 17 The highlighting of todo-notes and footnotes has to be specifically configured: | 17 ## Customising `todonotes` and `footnote` colours |
| 18 see below. | |
| 19 | 18 |
| 20 ### Regarding `todonotes` and `footnote` support | 19 To customise syntax highlighting for `\todo` and `\footnote`, add the following |
| 21 | 20 (with possibly customised colours) to your user `settings.json` |
| 22 Unfortunately, VSCode does not appear to let extensions contribute token colours | 21 (Cmd+Shift+P, “Open Settings (JSON)”): |
| 23 for syntax highlighting. Therefore, to enable syntax highlighting for `\todo` and | |
| 24 `\footnote`, add the following (with possibly customised colours) to your user | |
| 25 `settings.json` (Cmd+Shift+P, “Open Settings (JSON)”): | |
| 26 | 22 |
| 27 ```json | 23 ```json |
| 28 "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": { | 24 "editor.tokenColorCustomizations": { |
| 29 "textMateRules": [ | 25 "textMateRules": [ |
| 30 { | 26 { |
| 41 } | 37 } |
| 42 ] | 38 ] |
| 43 } | 39 } |
| 44 ``` | 40 ``` |
| 45 | 41 |
| 42 ## Initial-prefixed todo-notes | |
| 43 | |
| 46 Initial-prefixed `\XYtodo` custom todonotes commands are also supported. | 44 Initial-prefixed `\XYtodo` custom todonotes commands are also supported. |
| 47 For example, `\lstodo{a latex-syntax todo}` will be highlighted if you do | 45 For example, `\lstodo{a latex-syntax todo}` will be highlighted if you do |
| 48 the above colour customisations and in your LaTeX source define | 46 the above colour customisations and in your LaTeX source define |
| 49 ```tex | 47 ```tex |
| 50 \newcommand{\lstodo}[2][]{\todo[color=DarkRed!40,#1]{#2}} | 48 \newcommand{\lstodo}[2][]{\todo[color=DarkRed!40,#1]{#2}} |
