On 31/03/10 03:27, dgerman wrote:
I am running on a shared host
$TERM=xterm-color
vim version 7.0.237
i686-redhat-linux-gnu
I have added to my .vimrc file:
highlight comment ctermfg=darkgray
highlight constant ctermfg=darkblue
highlight Identifier ctermfg=black " html< and />
highlight search ctermbg=lightYellow ctermfg=black
highlight Special ctermfg=Gray
highlight Statment ctermfg=red ctermbg=yellow
highlight Function ctermfg=darkGray " begin tag wickets , =
highlight Type ctermfg=Darkgray
highlight Question ctermfg=red ctermbg=blue
highlight NonText ctermfg=darkGray
highlight PreProc ctermfg=darkGray
highlight htmlTitle ctermfg=DarkGray
The entire .vimrc is at http://www.Real-World-Systems.com/docs/vimrc
when editing an .html file
text is in black, that's good
wickets (< and> ) are in black, that's ok
HTML tag names are in yellow (?) that's good
broken tag , (second< in a row ) is gray/red that's good
& etc are shown in gray. that's Not Nice
keywords before = are blackBold
values after = are blue, that's ok
h3 is in violet(?)
1) what colornames are permitted, ( orange is not )
2) where is the list of keywords?
Thanks in advance
IIUC, for xxxxxx (the highlight group name) almost any keyword is
_permitted_, but a name is only useful if it is _used_ somewhere.
- Some groups are predefined by Vim:
:help hl-<Ctrl-D>
- Some others, even without a help entry, are defined by :syntax on:
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/syncolor.vim
- Some more are defined by the various syntax scripts, usually (but not
always: see for instance htmlBold, htmlItalic, etc.) by linking to one
of Vim's default groups:
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/vim.vim
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/c.vim
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/html.vim
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/sh.vim
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/dosbatch.vim
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/perl.vim
:view $VIMRUNTIME/syntax/python.vim
etc. etc. etc.
- You may use any existing name (including a new one that you define
yourself) for matching:
:help :match
:help :2match
:help :3match
:help matchadd()
:help matchdelete()
For cccc, the color name, some names are permitted for ctermbg=
ctermfg=; the same, plus many more, are permitted for guibg= guifg=
First, in the console: see
:help cterm-colors.
Numbers from 0 to one less than 't_Co' are permitted (but they don't
mean the same everywhere: for instance 1 means red on the Linux console,
but blue on the Dos console), and also the names listed in that help topic.
For the GUI, the list can be obtained by looking at the file rgb.txt. On
Unix/Linux, you probably already have one but its location varies from
one distro to the next, you may have to search. On Windows, you may or
may not have one in $VIMRUNTIME for use by gvim. On Windows, OS-defined
names are also permitted, see
:help gui-colors
:help win32-colors
:help dos-colors
In addition, in the GUI, colors can be defined as #xxxxxx where xxxxxx
are six hex digits (no more, no less): two for the red component, then
two for the green component, then two for the blue component.
"Abbreviated" values with only three hex digits, as used in HTML and
CSS, are not accepted by Vim.
Best regards,
Tony.
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