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Configuring highlight of type "@variable" #69
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You enclose a string within square brackets with the name of the highlight group you want to customize, for example: require('solarized').setup {
highlights = function ()
return {
['@character.printf'] = { link = '@keyword' },
}
end
} |
Gotcha. I should have mentioned that I actually tried that, and it appeared to work, in the sense that the highlight was changed, but it was reported by require('solarized').setup {
highlights = function ()
return {
['@function.builtin'] = { link = 'Special' },
}
end
} Is that how it should be? |
I will take a look later, but links have high priority even if there are guifg or guibg colors. Nothing to worry about. |
feat: github workflows, vusted, stylua
feat: github workflows, vusted, stylua
feat: github workflows, vusted, stylua
First, thank you for such a nice colorscheme! Really well done. I especially like the way we can easily configure it using the highlight option:
I'd like to know what's your recommended approach to configure highlights that start with an @ sign, like @variable? Thanks again.
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