Syntax highlighting and Themes #33
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Also, refactored `theme_manager.py` to split it into `theme.py`.
MathisFederico
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Nov 16, 2021
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This might be changed later, it's ok for now though
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This will resolve #32
It adds "Themes", a way to highlight syntax.
It also adds a way to change the Theme from the View menu.
The themes will be later included in the
stylesheetspart of graphics a.k.a the things that manages the appearance of not only the code but also the other UI Elements.