On 16/01/10 13:23, MK wrote:
I have identical versions of gvim (7.2 patched to 315), configured and built by
me, on two different systems (FC10 and Ubuntu 9.10).
I also use the exact same .vimrc on both of them, but on the ubuntu one, a lot
of my :hi commands are overridden by something else. That is, if I cut and
paste the lines from the .vimrc into the :command line after start up, they
work, but they are either not applied before that, or (much more likely) are
overridden by some other file that gvim reads after the .vimrc.
Doesn't happen on FC-10 altho again, these are the same version with the same
configuration, and the same .vimrc.
Anyone know what the culprit could be?
In Vim 7, it is relatively easy to find out.
Let's say the vimComment highlight is not what you expect. Then
:verbose hi vimComment
will tell you not only the present setting, but also (in Vim 7 only)
where it was set. (If Vim 7 doesn't say where it was set, it means
either a program default, or that you set it by manually typing an
ex-command).
Similarly for any other highlight group.
Best regards,
Tony.
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