[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I don't think I posted my commented note about 99 but it says if you > use 99 it's supposed to cause the default (font) or foreground color > to happen I'm not real sure of the notes vintage, but it appears to > be from 2003 > # [HP 07/08/03 21:18 Using 99 means it uses default font color] > > The whole syntax arrangement goes back even farther when I swiped it > lock stock and barrell from a fellow named Donavon: > [HP From Donavans .vimrc: May 20 2000] > > But now I see how it works I can insert what I like. I think that 99 > may have been an attempt to be more portable. > > Thanks again. > This appears to be a nice smooth and easy look on a black xterm: > hi StatusLine cterm=NONE ctermbg=8 ctermfg=7 > > Dark grey background lightgrey foreground.
This sucks... I just noticed if I run `: so ~/.vimrc' that nifty smooth thing turns black and invisible... Am I wrong in thinking calling `:so ~/.vimrc' should not change anything?
