奇怪的 C# (Unity) 语法着色

Question

I want to achieve two things with my syntax highlighting

First (very important): fields in one color, arguments in other

Second (not so much important): fields of fields in a different color as well

I do realize the second need might be impossible to achieve in VSCode, but I'm pretty sure the first one should be by default, yet it behaves very strangely in my case:

You can see a couple of things - not only usage of argument and field is in the same color, but also field declaration is completely different than its usage's color, which is all over the place. You can see that if variable's name matches its class name, it has the same color as the class which is ridiculous (cause it's seems like a static class now).

Is there any way to have fields' declerations and its usages in one color, and arguments in other?

I should probably mention that semantic highlighting seems to not work - nothing changes, no matter if I turn it on true or false, restart the window or vscode altogether, nothing).

Answer 1

I've found a fix with semantic token color customization and now (inspired by Rider) the code looks something like this:

I'm using High Contrast theme (which is built-in I believe) with these rules in settings.json:

"editor.semanticTokenColorCustomizations": {
    "enabled": true,
    "rules": {
        "parameter": {
            "foreground": "#FFFFFF",
            "fontStyle": "italic",
        },
        "class": {
            "foreground": "#C191FF",
            "fontStyle": "underline",
        },
        "class.static": {
            "fontStyle": "bold underline",
        },
        "field": "#66C3CC",
        "property": "#66C3CC",
        "plainKeyword": "#6C95EB",
        "number": "#ED94C0",
        "method": "#33CC8F",
        "local": "#FFFFFF",
        "controlKeyword": "#6C95EB"
    }
}

The credit goes to Npras from this post . To be honest, it took me a while to even find that post, so I hope some people in the future like me that couldn't even find the name of the feature as well will at least find my post.

Two things worth mentioning - I don't think my second need can be achieved currently with semantic tokens, and also I've learned that most themes color properties and fields differently, which I personally do not like.