Static theme coloring#2476
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Adds a "Static" theme option that colors static variable declarations and their usages. "Static" is a subset of "Member".
Adjusting settings to parse the new color was trivial. Coloring static declarations was also straightforward, utilizing
propertyDeclaration->mStaticSpecifierinBfSourceClassifier.cpp. For coloring usages of static variables, I modifiedBfExprEvaluator.LookupFieldto optionally provide the relevantBfFieldDefvia pointer.I spot checked a number of files touching static variables in various ways, and everything appears to color correctly. Here's an example from
SourceEditWidgetContent.bf, where members are green and statics are red.