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The "rainbow lines" feature is great for blocks, namespaces etc, but I find that once it gets to a statement-level scope (i.e. horizontal lines) it's actually pretty annoying and distracting. I'd love the option to disable the horizontal part of it altogether, so it only ever shows the innermost 'vertical' scope.
E.g. this:
displayed as this:
Regardless of where in the Typed scope I put the cursor.
Alternatively, the ability to do both simultaneously but reduce the line thickness or alpha strength of the horizontal part might also work.
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Hi,
The "rainbow lines" feature is great for blocks, namespaces etc, but I find that once it gets to a statement-level scope (i.e. horizontal lines) it's actually pretty annoying and distracting. I'd love the option to disable the horizontal part of it altogether, so it only ever shows the innermost 'vertical' scope.
E.g. this:
displayed as this:
Regardless of where in the
Typed
scope I put the cursor.Alternatively, the ability to do both simultaneously but reduce the line thickness or alpha strength of the horizontal part might also work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: