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Yura I am new to vim setting T__T. On the left is the terminal display. On the right is the iterm2 display. How to change color in terminal like in iterm2 Thanks in advance. Paul Pei Some vim color schemes (including defaults) will use the terminal's palette a
Sergiy Belozorov I've configured iTerm2's profile to match the color of the Pro profile in the Terminal app that comes with OS X El Captain. Still, I can clearly see some showing different colors: Why is this happening? What other settings do I miss? Profile e
Sergiy Belozorov I've configured iTerm2's profile to match the color of the Pro profile in the Terminal app that comes with OS X El Captain. Still, I can clearly see some showing different colors: Why is this happening? What other settings do I miss? Profile e
Sergiy Belozorov I've configured iTerm2's profile to match the color of the Pro profile in the Terminal app that comes with OS X El Captain. Still, I can clearly see some showing different colors: Why is this happening? What other settings do I miss? Profile e
Sergiy Belozorov I've configured iTerm2's profile to match the color of the Pro profile in the Terminal app that comes with OS X El Captain. Still, I can clearly see some showing different colors: Why is this happening? What other settings do I miss? Profile e
Sergiy Belozorov I've configured iTerm2's profile to match the color of the Pro profile in the Terminal app that comes with OS X El Captain. Still, I can clearly see some showing different colors: Why is this happening? What other settings do I miss? Profile e
Juan I am new to vim syntax highlighting customization. Try creating a text-based call path description file: // Entry point
Class1#mainMethod
Class1#privateMethod2
Class2#method3
Class3#method4
Class4#method5
In plantUML, the equivalent i
Juan I am new to vim syntax highlighting customization. Try creating a text-based call path description file: // Entry point
Class1#mainMethod
Class1#privateMethod2
Class2#method3
Class3#method4
Class4#method5
In plantUML, the equivalent i
username Why are the colors different when using the color scheme 'blackboard' through Vim in gnome-terminal and when using the same theme in gVim? That is, the background is black while on gVim it's blue, the function names are not displayed correctly, etc. O
username Why are the colors different when using the color scheme 'blackboard' through Vim in gnome-terminal and when using the same theme in gVim? That is, the background is black while on gVim it's blue, the function names are not displayed correctly, etc. O
Sukhanov Nikolai First, I understand t_Co, TERM=xterm-256colors, etc. And I can't use macVim or gvim because I need it in ssh. However, when I set the theme in vim (all themes except Peaksea), I get: I found a "solution" and it has to do with ansi colors. When
Assis I'm using gnome-terminal and I'm using vim with a solarized color theme. When I open vim in terminal, it's illegible. However, when I open the file in gvim, the color scheme works fine. The Gnome Terminal's color scheme has also been tanned. One thing to
Assis I'm using gnome-terminal and I'm using vim with a solarized color theme. When I open vim in terminal, it's illegible. However, when I open the file in gvim, the color scheme works fine. The Gnome Terminal's color scheme has also been tanned. One thing to
username I use VIM and would like to use my own custom slate colorcheme (slate-mine.vim). Is there a way for me to do something similar in slate-mine.vim? if syntax == django html
then apply the following commands:
:hi PreProc guifg=red guibg=white
username I use VIM and would like to use my own custom slate colorcheme (slate-mine.vim). Is there a way for me to do something similar in slate-mine.vim? if syntax == django html
then apply the following commands:
:hi PreProc guifg=red guibg=white
justice I use Xfce4 and its terminal seems to have been upgraded and now supports 256 colors or true color (I'm not sure). These seem to be the relevant variables it exports: COLORTERM=truecolor
TERM=xterm-256color
One of the unexpected changes it caused was
crow My question: How to use terminal with white text on black background without bold, italic, underline? information: I am currently setting up my linux terminal (ubuntu, bash). I found somewhere that if you do this it TERM=vt220will remove the color. I've i
crow My question: How to use terminal with white text on black background without bold, italic, underline? information: I am currently setting up my linux terminal (ubuntu, bash). I found somewhere that if you do this it TERM=vt220will remove the color. I've i
sunxd I'm using the solarized plugin, and some text (like R built-in functions and nerdtree directories) are displayed in hard-to-see colors, is there a way to fix this? I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 and tmux 2, the terminal setting is "use system theme's colors", th
username Guys, why are some properties colored differently than others? This happens in different text editors, not just atom. The same problem happens with SCSS. It's annoying. Can i disable it? thanks. By Kurpiak This happens because all js objects have some
username Guys, why are some properties colored differently than others? This happens in different text editors, not just atom. The same problem happens with SCSS. It's annoying. Can i disable it? thanks. By Kurpiak This happens because all js objects have some
username Guys, why are some properties colored differently than others? This happens in different text editors, not just atom. The same problem happens with SCSS. It's annoying. Can i disable it? thanks. By Kurpiak This happens because all js objects have some
username Guys, why are some properties colored differently than others? This happens in different text editors, not just atom. The same problem happens with SCSS. It's annoying. Can i disable it? thanks. By Kurpiak This happens because all js objects have some
Someone is still using your MS-DOS I'm used to vim bindings (e.g. w to go to word, dw to delete word, etc.), and its modes (insert, normal, visual), and out of curiosity I wonder: here is some of this behavior Implementation of the way and binding from vim to
Someone is still using your MS-DOS I'm used to vim bindings (e.g. w to go to word, dw to delete word, etc.), and its modes (insert, normal, visual), and out of curiosity I wonder: here is some of this behavior Implementation of the way and binding from vim to
Someone is still using your MS-DOS I'm used to vim bindings (e.g. w to go to word, dw to delete word, etc.), and its modes (insert, normal, visual), and out of curiosity I wonder: here is some of this behavior Implementation of the way and binding from vim to
Jey balachandran Ideally, I'd like to use Vim from Terminal or iTerm2. However, it became incredibly slow, so I had to use MacVim. There's nothing wrong with MacVim, but if I just use Terminal/iTerm2, my workflow will be smoother. when it's slow It takes about
Jey balachandran Ideally, I'd like to use Vim from Terminal or iTerm2. However, it became incredibly slow, so I had to use MacVim. There's nothing wrong with MacVim, but if I just use Terminal/iTerm2, my workflow will be smoother. when it's slow It takes about
Schadoff #include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("\033[0;30Hello world!\n");
printf("\033[0;31Hello world!\n");
printf("\033[0;32Hello world!\n");
printf("\033[0;33Hello world!\n");
printf("\033[0;34Hello world!\n");
printf("\033[0;3
