hybrid_reverse.vim

This is customized version of w0ng's Hybrid color scheme.

Purple and Red are reversed, so it looks more like tommorow-night color scheme.

There is also option to set bold font for some highlighting groups (Function, Type, Statement...). It is disabled by default. If you want to enable it put this in your .vimrc before setting colorscheme:

    let g:enable_bold_font = 1

A dark colourscheme for Vim that combines the:

• colour palette from Tomorrow-Night.

• syntax group highlighting scheme from Jellybeans

• Vim code from Solarized

Requirements

This colourscheme is intended for use on:

• gVim 7.3 for Linux, Mac and Windows.

• Vim 7.3 for Linux and Mac, using a 256 colour enabled terminal.

By default, Vim will use the closest matching cterm equivalent of the RGB colours.

Recommended terminal colours

Due to the limited 256 palette, colours in Vim and gVim will still be slightly different. In order to get the same colours as gVim and use this colourscheme the way that it was intended, it is highly recommended that you:

1. Add these colours to ~/.Xresources:

   https://gist.github.com/3278077
   

   

2. Use Xresources colours by setting in ~/.vimrc:

   let g:hybrid_use_Xresources = 1
   colorscheme hybrid
   

iTerm2

The Xresources strategy will not work for iTerm2. The theme looks good without any changes but for full compatibility and to also get Hybrid on the terminal do the following:

1. Install this color preset on your iTerm2:

   https://gist.github.com/luan/6362811
   

   

2. Use iTerm colours by setting in ~/.vimrc:

    let g:hybrid_use_iTerm_colors = 1
    colorscheme hybrid
   

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