Aristotle Pagaltzis

> I think that should work on both term and gui. GUI Vim always uses the RGB colours. To show `ctermfg=76` in green in GUI Vim, the plugin must know...

No, I could not. > Pretend that terminals don't allow configuring colors and hard-code the contrast relationships as they exist in the defaults. Every single terminal I can think of...

Glad you like it 🙂 There are multiple reasons the colours in that file do not get highlighted, and they all come down to the fact that the plugin goes...

All that said, two things: betterlockscreen is just a shell script and the configuration is just read using `source`, so that’s not in fact some custom foorc file format… it’s...

Alternatively, of course, if @pavanjadhaw doesn’t like changing betterlockscreen – since it’s just a shell script, you could add code to it to strip the hashmarks on your end (in...

Hi, thanks for the report. Let’s see if we can figure this one out. > maybe it's related to me having this (admittedly a little janky) `.vimrc` config Maybe! I...

Bizarre. I hope this isn’t as tricky to track down as it sounds like it could be.

I do consider syntax-aware highlighting much superior to highlighting stuff willy-nilly, but having the option would still be useful in one-off situations, so I’m definitely not uninterested. I just couldn’t...

And given all that, my counter-question is obviously: aren’t at least some those filetypes worth supporting specifically? Mail is obviously problematic but C headers sounds like a case of that,...

Just the question of what part of the syntax do colour names appear in. In programming languages the plugin so far is generally conservative and only highlights within string literals...