Ilya wrote:
A.J.Mechelynck wrote:
I prefer answers given on the command-line (with "more" if necessary)
to appear in the default colors with the following exceptions:
- It's OK for titles (as in the listing of autocommands) to appear in
another colour;
- It's OK for the "xxx" of ":highlight" display to appear in the
concerned highlight group's colours.
- It's OK for the "More?" prompt, the "Hit-Enter" prompt and the
scroll menu (which are not part of the text) to appear in a distinct
colour.
So I agree with Bram that no special highlighting is needed for the
reply to the ":pwd" command (and friends). Even if the netrw
directory listing has subdirectories in a different colour (which is
commendable), I don't want that colour to carry over into the
command-line output of ":pwd".
Best regards,
Tony.
If color would be set using highlighting group, would not it be
possible to turn in on and off according to your preferences?
Maybe it would be good to use some special highlighting group for
command line results. Say CmdDirectory, this way one could adjust it
without affecting directory highlighting in other places.
Myself, I agree with Bram, highlighting pwd results is an overkill. pwd
prints nothing but directory name, so there is nothing there to highlight.
