Version: git (7.4.1095)
Mode: both vim and gvim
Environment: Arch Linux x86_64, urxvt
Description: When cursorline is on, the foreground color of misspelled words on
the cursor line is reset to the default syntax color.
Steps to reproduce:
1)
$ vim -u NONE demo.c
-or-
$ gvim -u NONE demo.c
2)
Insert two lines of demo text:
/* TODO: demo tset comment */
char* s = "demo tset string";
3)
:syntax on
:set spell
:set cursorline
:hi spellbad ctermfg=3 guifg=#ffff00 cterm=italic gui=italic
:hi todo ctermfg=1 guifg=#ff0000
4)
Notice that when the cursorline is on a line, the foreground color of the
misspelled word, "tset", changes away from yellow to whatever the syntax color
is. Note that the italic highlighting still stays in effect, though, so the
word is still in the SpellBad group. Also note that the TODO foreground color
does not change, so this bug seems to only affect spell highlighting.
Also worth noting is that misspelled words do retain their foreground color
when syntax highlighting is turned off.
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