Vim: style remaining default groups #67

jan-warchol · 2020-03-06T20:20:57Z

#59 implemented minimal styling necessary to use selenized with Vim, but some highlight groups remained unstyled (they are listed at the end of the template file).

Remember to test the results in terminal&GUI, vim&neovim.

Having magenta for identifiers was IMO too overwhelming (e.g. in Python or shell code). OTOH, PreProc somehow agrees with magenta in my mind - perhaps because it works on another "level", and it seems to fit a non-spectral color. Related to #67

The idea is to make the theme behave better if someone is forced to use it in a virtual terminal (e.g. because X crashed), which is known to have very dark blue. However, I'm not entirely convinced. Related to #67

dngray · 2020-03-07T05:02:38Z

I might have a go at this and see how I go

Having magenta for identifiers was IMO too overwhelming (e.g. in Python or shell code). OTOH, PreProc somehow agrees with magenta in my mind - perhaps because it works on another "level", and it seems to fit a non-spectral color. Related to #67

The idea is to make the theme behave better if someone is forced to use it in a virtual terminal (e.g. because X crashed), which is known to have very dark blue. However, I'm not entirely convinced. Related to #67

Having magenta for identifiers was IMO too overwhelming (e.g. in Python or shell code). OTOH, PreProc somehow agrees with magenta in my mind - perhaps because it works on another "level", and it seems to fit a non-spectral color. Related to #67

The idea is to make the theme behave better if someone is forced to use it in a virtual terminal (e.g. because X crashed), which is known to have very dark blue. However, I'm not entirely convinced. Related to #67

Part of #67.

The idea is to make the theme behave better if someone is forced to use it in a virtual terminal (e.g. because X crashed), which is known to have very dark blue. Related to #67

Part of jan-warchol#67.

The idea is to make the theme behave better if someone is forced to use it in a virtual terminal (e.g. because X crashed), which is known to have very dark blue. Related to jan-warchol#67

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More granular styling for common languages? #68

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Vim mapping colours to highlight groups #69

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dngray mentioned this issue Mar 17, 2020

Style spellcheck #71

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jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 24, 2020

Vim: style status-, tab- and toolbarlines

846cce4

Part of #67.

jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 1, 2020

Vim: use bright blue

754a3b4

The idea is to make the theme behave better if someone is forced to use it in a virtual terminal (e.g. because X crashed), which is known to have very dark blue. Related to #67

jan-warchol closed this as completed in #71 Apr 4, 2020

clach04 pushed a commit to clach04/selenized that referenced this issue Dec 14, 2024

Vim: style status-, tab- and toolbarlines

401b96b

Part of jan-warchol#67.

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Vim: style remaining default groups #67

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jan-warchol commented Mar 6, 2020

dngray commented Mar 7, 2020

Vim: style remaining default groups #67

Vim: style remaining default groups #67

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