Re: visual selection invisible in default color scheme when

2006-04-20 Thread Bram Moolenaar

Georg Dahn wrote:

> Vim 7.0e02 / Windows XP:
> 
> 1. gvim -u NONE
> 2. colo desert
> 3. colo default
> 
> Then the visual selection is invisible and the error message
> "Warning: terminal cannot highlight" is shown. This behavior
> is reproducible with other color schemes than desert (like
> morning, evening...).
> 
> However, doing 'colo desert' is not necessary. Just do
> 
> 1. gvim -u NONE
> 2. colo default
> 
> and visual selection is invisible, too, and the error
> message is shown again.

Thanks for the clear example.  I'll fix it.

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Re: visual selection invisible in default color scheme when

2006-04-19 Thread Georg Dahn

Hi!

In case it helps you track down the problem: I don't 
see this behavior on Vim 7.0d02 BETA (12 april 2006).


This behavior has been introduced after Vim 7.0e BETA,
because I did not see it in Vim 7.0e BETA, either.
Why do I know this? I see this behavior when doing

colo 

in my vimrc file and doing

colo default

in the started gVim 7.0e02 BETA (and now in gVim 7.0e03 BETA).
In gVim 7.0e BETA I remember that this worked.

Best wishes,
Georg



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Re: visual selection invisible in default color scheme when

2006-04-19 Thread Stefan Karlsson

Georg Dahn skrev:

Hi!

Vim 7.0e02 / Windows XP:

1. gvim -u NONE
2. colo desert
3. colo default

Then the visual selection is invisible and the error message
"Warning: terminal cannot highlight" is shown. This behavior
is reproducible with other color schemes than desert (like
morning, evening...).

However, doing 'colo desert' is not necessary. Just do

1. gvim -u NONE
2. colo default

and visual selection is invisible, too, and the error
message is shown again.

Best wishes,
Georg





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In case it helps you track down the problem: I don't see this behavior 
on Vim 7.0d02 BETA (12 april 2006).


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