This value will override the settings in the “keyword” scope for operators, if set.Ĭhanges the color and style of the highlighting on the line of code which is currently being debugged.Ĭhanges the color and style of the characters that start a heading in RMarkdown documents.Ĭhanges the color and style of metadata tags in RMarkdown documents, like title.Ĭhanges the color and style of string literals.Ĭhanges the color and style of code blocks in RMarkdown documents. Also in RMarkdown files, everything surrounded in **.Ĭhanges the color and style of keywords like function, if, else, stop, and operators.Ĭhanges the color and style of operators like (, ), =, +, and. This value will override the settings in the “constant” scope for numeric literals, if set. Also in RMarkdown files, everything surrounded in *.Ĭhanges the color and style of numeric literals. This value will override the settings in the “constant” scope for language constants, if set. Below, you can find a table that describes the scopes supported by RStudio and the impact they will have on your resulting theme: ScopeĬhanges the color and style of constants like TRUE, FALSE, and numeric literals.Ĭhanges the color and style of language constants like TRUE and FALSE. tmTheme files are very general and may include any scope the writer wishes however, RStudio only supports a certain set of scopes. To create a new tmTheme from scratch you can use a tmTheme editor like this one, or write it by hand.
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