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In the editor can I set it so different variable types have different color variables? (E.g. an var example:int would make "example" yellow).
I feel like lambda variables should have a color, like member functions do.
dont think thats supported in it currently
all of the editor color settings though can be found by going to editor in the top bar->editor settings->text editor category->theme