vim-code-dark
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Dark color scheme for Vim and vim-airline, inspired by Dark+ in Visual Studio Code
Hi, thanks for the colorscheme, it's my favorite and the one I have been using for the past couple of months. But one thing caught my attention, the color of...
Hi everyone! How can i change the colorscheme script in order to have the tilde character with the same color as the background?
 Areas of the buffer where there is no text happen to not be transparent and this is rather unsettling as i quite like this theme. i hope this issue...
if i 'set background=dark' it fixes, but then the background becomes a gray color instead of black. how do i fix this?
It doesn't seem that the current version of `vim-code-dark` supports C++ very well. For example, the class name, the function don't have any color. 
The plugin color_coded (https://github.com/jeaye/color_coded) helps add clang-based semantic highlighting for C++ class/struct declarations, type references, templates, and so on. But it requires additional fields to be set in the theme...
In C++ literals get formatted separately from the rest of a comment they're embedded in. For a numeric literal with separators, the first digit after the separator is formatted even...
I have listchars enabled to show spaces and tabs. When selecting text in visual mode with this theme, the selection highlight seemed to skip over the whitespace chars unless I...
Observed:  Comparing to the default theme.  Thanks.
The first commit renames diff colours to their matching functionality instead of vague DiffRed, DiffGreen names. This makes editing them simpler. Though half of them were unused, maybe I'm misunderstanding...