Nikyle Nguyen

Some updates on [develop_1.0](https://github.com/NLKNguyen/papercolor-theme/tree/develop_1.0) branch: The goal of the current refactoring process is to allow color theme to be designed in this manner: ``` VimL let s:themes['papercolor'].dark = { \...

With the current color guideline, some cli programs can produce the natural color, for example, red and green for deleting and adding in Git 

To test 16-color in Vim using a 256-color terminal, you need to `set t_Co=8`

There is no way around. All colors are to be alternated, which is how we can have a different palette. I imagine other palettes like PaperColor light, Solarized, Gruvbox, etc...

You need to set t_Co=8 to force vim to use native terminal 16 colors. The above used 256.

I thought it would be more visible than that. Are you sure it's not your Airline/Lightline theme? This is what I have with plain Vim statusline. I could still darken...

@ShengYun Oh I see. You're using the Airline theme provided in this repo. There will be a revision on Airline theme after version 1.0 release, and I will use a...

Yeah, the Airline theme is unmaintained now and will be replaced by a different, separate project. It's gonna be a long time until then so keep using the current Airline...

I believe for C++you need some syntax plugin that integrates with a C++ compiler like https://github.com/ycm-core/YouCompleteMe for recognizing classes. Please try that first.

Thanks for the suggestion :) Personally, I rarely use Airline in my workflow because it's a bit unnecessarily heavy when working on a remote machine. That's why I don't have...