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Btw, the problem is that your syntax is wrong. The saturation and lightness values values must be percentages or fractions between 0 and 1. Your plain 128 and 120 mean 12800% and 12000% respectively, and the script did not check for this, so it produced ridiculously huge values for the R, G and B of the highlight colour. I changed now it so it will not highlight such extremely overexposed colour definitions.
Yep it was wrong, but it shouldn't have been attempted to be highlighted (which was the error). Thanks for the quick fix, and thanks for this wonderful patch of a wonderful plugin.
While typing "hsl(23, 128, 120)", I get error when I start typing the '120':
Error detected while processing function 55_PreviewCSSColorInLine..55_MatchColorValue:
line 10:
E254: Cannot allocate color #ffc61723e1a3e3adde7
and it doesn't highlight the color. Using HEAD from the repo.
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