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That works better. Edit: the next comment could go into a new issue, because it's more related into the snapping area than the free snapping button. If you consider it...

This seems related with the pull request #1498, which should be closed if this issue is fixed. Let me now if I'm wrong, so I can delete the reference from...

What if I want to change this line: https://github.com/tpope/vim-surround/blob/master/plugin/surround.vim#L140 Default: `let pairs = "b()B{}r[]a"` For tihs: `let pairs = "b()c{}s[]a"` So the `s` works for deleting (`dss`), for changing (`cssb`),...

Hi, Karmenzind. Keep in mind there are two versions of atomic colorscheme for vim/neovim at this moment, the version 3.0 and the version 3.1. The version 3.0 is available from...

I'm not sure what is happening because it depends on too many factors (variable `$TERM`, terminal escape sequences and how vim/neovim handle them, etc). For example, this works fine using...

It's probably a Neovim issue. This is what happens with atomic and solarized (both cases). Using gnome-terminal (xterm-256color), terminator (xterm-256color), xfce4-terminal (xterm-256color): - It works perfect in Vim, showing italic,underline....

"hello, is it possible to highlight the matching parenthesis when cursor is on it?(just like the default vim colorscheme did), thanks a lot..." Yes, it already does. The parenthesis is...

You are welcome. I just tested your code and it looks nice, as well. It's a good solution for these cases without bold support. I'm wondering if I should adapt...

I liked your idea, @maxchou0205, so I implemented it. It's faster and easier to see the matching parenthesis, now. Nice one!

I've made it optional. By default, Atomic will use an orange color to highlight the background for `MatchParen`. To use the orange color for the foreground instead, use the following...