Ivan Kanis wrote:
Hi,
I use vim 7.4 compiled with features huge in xterm.
I have set my configuration file like so:
syntax on
set nocompatible
When I open a directory, position my cursor on a file and type mf, I
don't get any visual feedback that the file is marked. Is that normal?
Ivan
I first wondered if the odd order was a problem (ie. turning a
non-compatible feature like syntax on, then turning nocompatible on),
but that wasn't it.
With the following file: vimrc.ivan
syntax on
set nocp
and trying
vim -u vimrc.ivan .
and
gvim -u vimrc.ivan -U NONE .
and then marking a file, I saw it go bold. So,
* doing the above, does marking a file go bold?
* if not, and you're using vim, does the terminal you're using support
bold?
In a related vein, perhaps you could try some colorscheme (colors
whatever-color-scheme-you-choose) and see if marking a file with it
shows up.
Marked file highlighting is done with the highlighting group
netrwMarkFile, which in turn is linked to TabLineSel.
Regards,
Chip Campbell
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