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Vim: style remaining default groups #67

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jan-warchol opened this issue Mar 6, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #71
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Vim: style remaining default groups #67

jan-warchol opened this issue Mar 6, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #71

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@jan-warchol
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#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.
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jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 6, 2020
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Vim: Cyan Identifiers and magenta PreProc
cc47fc9 
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
jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 6, 2020
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Vim: use bright blue
37ce9d2 
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
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dngray commented Mar 7, 2020

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

jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 8, 2020
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Vim: Cyan Identifiers and magenta PreProc
6eee9b6 
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
jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 8, 2020
@jan-warchol
Vim: use bright blue
d36b5f3 
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
@jan-warchol jan-warchol mentioned this issue Mar 14, 2020
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@dngray dngray mentioned this issue Mar 17, 2020
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jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 22, 2020
@jan-warchol
Vim: Cyan Identifiers and magenta PreProc
a23a39b 
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
jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 22, 2020
@jan-warchol
Vim: use bright blue
185e49b 
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
jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 24, 2020
@jan-warchol
Vim: style status-, tab- and toolbarlines
846cce4 
Part of #67.
jan-warchol added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 1, 2020
@jan-warchol
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
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