> > > For the value 7, ctermfg and ctermbg gives different colors. 'ctermfg=7'
> > > gives non-bold white, which is expected. But 'ctermbg=7' gives bold
> > > Black color. I'm assuming there is a if-conditional somewhere that's
> > > causing this distinction. If so, where is the conditional
Patch 9.0.1507
Problem:Assert message is confusing with boolean result. assert_inrange()
replaces message instead of adding it.
Solution: Don't put quotes around expected boolean value. Append message
for assert_inrange(). (closes #12342, closes #12341)
Files:
On Thu, 04 May 2023 15:48:43 +0100
Bram Moolenaar wrote:
> > For the value 7, ctermfg and ctermbg gives different colors. 'ctermfg=7'
> > gives non-bold white, which is expected. But 'ctermbg=7' gives bold
> > Black color. I'm assuming there is a if-conditional somewhere that's
> > causing this
> For the value 7, ctermfg and ctermbg gives different colors. 'ctermfg=7'
> gives non-bold white, which is expected. But 'ctermbg=7' gives bold
> Black color. I'm assuming there is a if-conditional somewhere that's
> causing this distinction. If so, where is the conditional in the source
>
On Thu, 4 May 2023 12:38:52 +0200
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> [...]
> (Of course in order to see something we cannot set both ctermbg=7 and
> ctermfg=7 on the same highlight group).
See the attached image. I agree with you: ctermbg and ctermfg, if set
to the same numeric value, should show the
On Thu, May 4, 2023 at 12:14 PM Enan Ajmain <3nan.ajm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> For the value 7, ctermfg and ctermbg gives different colors. 'ctermfg=7'
> gives non-bold white, which is expected. But 'ctermbg=7' gives bold
> Black color. I'm assuming there is a if-conditional somewhere
Hi,
For the value 7, ctermfg and ctermbg gives different colors. 'ctermfg=7'
gives non-bold white, which is expected. But 'ctermbg=7' gives bold
Black color. I'm assuming there is a if-conditional somewhere that's
causing this distinction. If so, where is the conditional in the source
code?
