Text color for Python constants

[JosephBARBIERDARNAL]

Hi!

My question may not be related to Positron but to Python in general. If so, feel free to close it and redirect me.

I recently realised that the way Positron highlights Python constants includes this case:

CONST = 1
ANOTHER_CONST = 2
D3_CONST = 3
NO_NUMBER = 4

What I see in Positron is identical to the above.

If a "constant" contains a number, it is not considered a "true" constant. PEP8 about constants does not mention numbers, but neither does it explicitly say not to use numbers.

In principle, I would have liked them all to be colored the same way because it looks odd in the editor. Is there any reason not to do this?

[psomhorst]

I cannot reproduce this. In the default Positron color schemes (light and dark), there is no difference in color between variables and constants. When using a custom theme all constants are the same color, independent of them having numbers or not.

Are there any extensions active that might alter the behavior?

[JosephBARBIERDARNAL]

Yes you're right, it was the ty extension. I didn't know it changes colors!