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Comment contrast #26
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👍 Thanks for your proposal, but this change is absolutely against the design idea of Nord. It is totally fine that you not agree to all highlighting color assignments, everyone has different preferences. augroup nord-overrides
autocmd!
autocmd ColorScheme nord highlight Comment ctermfg=14
augroup END |
I put this as my last sentence...
I respectfully disagree. Well-written comments either improve your reading/grasping of code much faster, and sometimes they are essential to understanding the intent of code. It's actually pretty close to what I want. I just hope it's a bit lighter/whiter, so it's easier on the eyes. |
This is a nice alternative solution which is supported by many popular terminal emulators. |
vimrc をスッキリさせる。 コメントはコミットログを残すので、↓ git blame とかで見てね。 "Setting/Tool/arcticicestudio/nord-vim ""Disable diff backgroud color ""diff 時のバックグラウンドカラーは無効化する let g:nord_uniform_diff_background = 1 ""Set bold vertical split line ""垂直分割ラインは、bold にする let g:nord_bold_vertical_split_line = 1 ""Set cursor line number backgroud ""カーソル行番号のバックグラウンドカラーをアクティブにする let g:nord_cursor_line_number_background = 1 ""Visual, CursorLine のカラーを好みに変更する(デフォルトだと見えづらい部分) - [Comment contrast · Issue #26 · arcticicestudio/nord-vim](://github.com/nordtheme/vim/issues/26) - [Nord](https://www.nordtheme.com/docs/ports/vim/customization) augroup ColorschemeNord autocmd! autocmd ColorScheme nord highlight Visual ctermfg=11 autocmd ColorScheme nord highlight CursorLine ctermfg=14 augroup END ""Set colorscheme (NOTE: Set at the bottom of the color sheme) ""カラースキーマを設定する ※カラースキーマの中身を設定した後に定義する colorscheme nord
Feel the comment contrast is a bit too low:
I'm setting it to
hi Comment ctermfg=14
temporarily, but hope you can resolve it.Not against the idea that comment should be in the same hue as bg, but the contrast needs to be higher.
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