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I´m looking for a way to colorize plain text files on Visual Studio Code.

There is a plugin that does it for Vim, called "txt.vim".

txt.vim : Universal syntax script for all txt docs, logs and other types

"This is an universal syntax script for all text documents, logs, changelogs, readmes and all other strange and undetected filetypes. The goal is to keep it very simple. It colors numbers, operators, signs, cites, brackets, delimiters, comments, TODOs, errors, debug, changelog tags and basic smileys ;] ". http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1532

See a screenshot here: http://spoonman.eu/wiki/index.php?page=txt+syntax+file

Any hint on how can I get plain text colorization on VS Code?

Thanks, Marcio

Márcio Moreira
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    You can implement your own Colorizer. See more at https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/customization/colorizer – qxg Jun 08 '16 at 07:49

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