Aristotle Pagaltzis

> It could just fallback to generic coloring scheme Actually, I have a better idea, and in retrospect I’m kicking myself that I didn’t come up with it sooner. Generally,...

> @ap , Is this still planned? :) Yes. Unfortunately it’s harder than it looks. I’ve made several attempts, but each time I’ve hit another snag just big enough for...

Those plugins tackle a much easier problem, which is not hard to do for any file. CSS Color already has all the code needed to do that. But CSS Color...

> Have you considered adding an optional command that allows to "highlight all"? See https://github.com/ap/vim-css-color/issues/85#issuecomment-323551192

Looks like [cespare/vim-toml](/cespare/vim-toml) is the only relevant syntax. (I’ve found a few other projects but they’re all forks of this one.) Is that right or did I miss any alternatives?...

What does `:set syn?` say when you open a TOML file?

I’d have to think about how to support that use case. The general situation is that if you create any actual Vim tabs, Buftabline disables itself and allows the standard...

Somehow this issue completely escaped my attention. Sorry about that. I’m looking into #67 right now.

Well… this is quite a mess, really. The problem is a Buftabline feature that’s necessary because Buftabline doesn’t support Vim tabs at all. What it does is Buftabline allows the...

Arguably dirty. 🙂 Right now I’m thinking of adding another setting in Buftabline to disable the Vim tabs fallback. In the future when Buftabline supports tab pages, the same setting...