vim-indent-guides
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A Vim plugin for visually displaying indent levels in code
I'd like to have indent-guides only enabled for certain filetypes (those with significant whitespace). Right now, my configuration looks like this: ``` vim " indent-guide let g:indent_guides_auto_colors = 0 hi...
It seems that when e.g. default is 8 and modelines changes to 4 it still tries to colour with 4 Adding BufWinEnter event to the process_autocmds in the augroup indent_guids...
Would it be possible to use the unicode characters for drawing a line (aka skinning guides) instead of a whole character row? It'd be much more pleasing to the eye...
I am using https://github.com/mhinz/vim-startify and the indent guides are printed also in the home page of this plugin as screen 
The autocmd is only enabled on vim newer than 7.4.786 where the OptionSet autocmd feature was introduced.
I use [@altercation's solarized](https://github.com/altercation/vim-colors-solarized) (dark) for my theme, and I can't get the highlights to be dark when background is set before colorscheme. ``` set background=dark colorscheme solarized ``` yields...
Make it highlight the indentation guide when the cursor is on a bracket, so that the guide can easily be followed visually to the next bracket, similar to how Notepad++...
I like the guide-size=1 look with spaces, but unfortunately this does not work when using tabs. I have `list` set so my tabs do show up (So I can tell...
If the option `set cursorline` is set in the vimrc, the current line is highlighted in vim. The highlight color of this can also be modified by issuing a `hi...
In order to get iTerm2 + tmux + neovim w/ solarized to render "correctly", I'm setting `g:solarized_termtrans = 1`. This is having the effect causing any color choices in vim-indent-guides...
