On 15/08/10 23:59, Benjamin Esham wrote:
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Hi all,
I am the maintainer of the biogoo color scheme [1] and a user recently
e-mailed me to remark that when 'cursorline' is on and the current line
includes a misspelled word, that word disappears (it's displayed as white
text on a white background). The relevant lines are
hi CursorColumn guibg=#ffffff
hi CursorLine guibg=#ffffff
hi SpellBad guifg=#ffffff guibg=#7f0000 gui=undercurl guisp=#d6d6d6
I could just set CursorLine and Column always to use black text, but that
would pretty much destroy highlighting on the current line (this color
scheme mostly differentiates different elements by using different text
colors). Is there any way to do conditional processing so that the color of
SpellBad text changes if the CursorLine is intersecting it?
(If not, I could change SpellBad to be dark red text on a light background,
so that such words are still apparent with the CursorLine on.)
[1] http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=432
Cheers,
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Or maybe use a more distinctive undercurl, and dispense with guibg guifg
in the SpellBad highlight altogether? Something like
hi SpellBad gui=undercurl guisp=red
perhaps?
Another possibility is to have CursorLine and CursorColumn differ only
slightly from the Normal bg color: for instance, I have Normal set to
use guibg=white guifg=black (the gvim default), and my CursorLine and
CursorColumn use guibg=#F4F4F4 (about 96% grey, which I can still see
against the white bg, but doesn't disturb me when I'm looking for
something else) and guifg omitted so most syntax colours remain distinctive.
Best regards,
Tony.
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