On Mo, 24 Jan 2022, Maxim Kim wrote:
> Basically, the issue is fairly simple to reproduce (cmd.exe, windows):
>
> 1. `vim -Nu NONE`
> 2. `set tgc`
> 3. `set cursorline`
> 4. `set ft=vim`
> 5. `syntax on`
> 6. `iecho "hello world"`
>
> ^^^^ we can see syntax under cursorline
>
> 7. ` colo industry`
>
> ^^^ no syntax highlighting
>
>
> And it boils down to whether colorscheme did define `Normal` group or not.
> For
> example, if you remove `:hi Normal` from `industry` -- it will "fix" the
> cursorline issue.
>
> @chrisbra, I remember we were discussing it on vi.se in comments, but couldn't
> find it.
Yes I remember something like that. What I don't know, is that something
that should be fixed by vim core or should the colorscheme generally
define/not define the Normal highlighting group?
Don't know.
Thanks,
Chris
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Christian
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