Virginia Senioria

But every huge project is piled up with such not-too-heavy pieces... Senioria think this unnecessary because there may be nobody relying on the rainbow color level to distinguish the nesting...

However, the issues this pr intended to fix is not actually fixed yet, because it remains uncertain how shell codes and html templates should be highlighted...

Following config fixes this, and similar issue on other shells can be fixed similarly: ```vim let g:rainbow_conf = #{ \ separately: #{ \ zsh: #{ \ parentheses: ['start=/((/ end=/))/', 'start=/\v\(\ze($|[^(])/...

> to turn off the spell checker But the configuration to explicitly turn off spell check in parentheses is `'parentheses_options': 'contains=@NoSpell'`. ( And by default rainbow wouldn't modify the spell...

Maybe something like this can help?: ```vim let g:rainbow_conf = #{ \ separately: #{ \ html: #{ \ contains_prefix: '', \ parentheses: [ "\ The default config of HTML should...

Maybe it's better to use `get` instead of a check? i.e.: ```patch diff --git a/autoload/rainbow.vim b/autoload/rainbow.vim index 10551c5..8f870e0 100644 --- a/autoload/rainbow.vim +++ b/autoload/rainbow.vim @@ -79,7 +79,9 @@ fun rainbow#syn(config) exe...

> We can see if this will work now. I do know that in the past one or two of these new style declarations slipped through and some people complained....