🧛🏻♂️ Dark theme for Vim
Home Page: https://draculatheme.com/vim
License: MIT License
A dark theme for Vim.
Screenshot taken with the pangloss/vim-javascript syntax plugin for javascript.
All instructions can be found at draculatheme.com/vim.
This theme is maintained by the following person(s) and a bunch of awesome contributors.
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| Derek S. | David Knoble |
Hi, there. The color scheme is awesome.
However, I met a problem when using $git commit -v. This command will show the difference between codes after my editing. The lines added are highlight. But the lines deleted display with the same color as normal lines, such as the screenshot below.
The key for its color is diffRemoved which linked to Special. And the color of Special is #f8f8f2.
I try to change it in my vimrc temporarily:
hi link diffRemoved DiffDelete
hi link diffAdded DiffAdd
Hope for more professional change in repository. Thanks a lot!
OS: Ubuntu 16.04
This is how it looks like:
If you're reporting an UI issue, make sure you take a screenshot that shows the actual bug.
same as https://github.com/sosz/vim-darcula-theme/issues/1
The current configuration is not comfortable do read
Yay!
After installing pangloss/vim-javascript plugin I noticed that my ES2015 code isn't been properly highlighted, some keywords (export, import, from) remain white (see screenshot). I've tried other themes and these keywords are been highlighted as expected.
after update, my transparent background disappear.i'm using urxvt in arch linux,my terminal is transparent.
When I enable dracula for Vim, the following error message shows:
Error detected while processing function <SNR>14_h:
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
line 5:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attr_list
E116: Invalid arguments for function len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
E15: Invalid expression: len(l:attr_list) > 0 ? join(l:attr_list, ',') : 'NONE'
line 15:
E121: Undefined variable: l:attrs
E15: Invalid expression: [ 'highlight', a:scope, 'guifg=' . l:fg[0], 'ctermfg=' . l:fg[1], 'guibg=' . l:bg[0], 'ctermbg=' . l:bg[1], 'gui=' . l:attrs, 'cterm=' . l:attrs, 'guisp=' . l:special[0],]
line 23:
E121: Undefined variable: l:hl_string
E116: Invalid arguments for function join(l:hl_string, ' ')
E15: Invalid expression: join(l:hl_string, ' ')
line 4:
E121: Undefined variable: idx
E116: Invalid arguments for function filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
E15: Invalid expression: filter(get(a:, 2, ['NONE']), {idx, val -> type(val) == 1})
...
... and a lot more.
I am not sure if this relates to problems about my own configuration, or it is a bug/incompatibility.
vim/gvim/neovim): vimTERM environment variable: xterm-256colorIs this expected? If so, how can I change this to be less, bright?
Calling the function for MatchParen when using the plugin Matchup removes all syntax colors in XML like markup:
For example, React code:
Using this seems a bit better:
call s:h('MatchParen', s:none, s:subtle, [s:attrs.underline])
TERM environment variable: n/aRunning vim in a terminal?
No, Gvim
Running vim with tmux?
No, Gvim
Having issues with font styles (italic, bold, underline)?
Yes, disabled all.
italics still shown even after disabling with let g:dracula_italic = 0
italics are disabled everywhere
vim/gvim/neovim):TERM environment variable: since gui not putting adding it hereHi!
I am finding that upon re-sourcing the vimrc file, a bunch of errors get thrown.
This happens in and out of tmux inside of iTerm2.
I've also found that my background color broke, but I see that there is an issue for that already. Anyways, thanks for all of your work on this package, I'm a long-time dracula user and am glad improvements are still going on :).
Thanks!
When using the dracula theme in neovim, the terminal background color appears to override the theme background color. This is illustrated below, with urxvt on the left and st on the right, showing that this issue is independent of the terminal emulator used.
Here is my init.vim (note that I used vim-plug to install the dracula theme):
call plug#begin()
Plug 'dracula/vim'
Plug 'vim-airline/vim-airline'
call plug#end()
colorscheme dracula
Related issue with screen shots: airblade/vim-gitgutter#520 (comment)
b34882be6cc is the change that caused this behaviour
Another issue caused by e4ce096 is that even though i have noshowmode set in my init.vim (for use with echodoc) leaving a fzf buffer would reset showmode to 1 thus causing echodoc to error out and increase my cmdheight to 2
Removing dracula from my plugin list fixed both issues imran-iq/dotfiles@e5db85e
How can I improve the visualization of white spaces? (spaces and tabs)
VIM:
VSCODE:
Like this
I would expect both the dots and tab markers to have the standard background color.
The background of my vim is non-transparent.
I was expecting to see the background behind my terminal, since I have compton running.
vim/gvim/neovim): neovimLinux daedalus 4.16.13-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu May 31 23:29:29 UTC 2018 x86_64 GNU/LinuxTERM environment variable: screen-256colorThe output of tmux info can be found here.
If you're reporting an UI issue, make sure you take a screenshot that shows the actual bug.
I have tried installing the dracula theme into to the colors directory and then setting colorscheme to dracula in my .vimrc. Though the colors change for the fonts (i.e. the foreground colors), the background color stays the same. See for example the screenshot. (The background is the standard background for the terminal in Ubuntu). I have typically used the onedark vim theme (https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim) which doesn't seem to have this problem (though installing the vim theme there means adding an additional file in the autoload directory). Strangely, I tried this out on my macbook and the same problem happens.
I'm attaching pictures of both the onedark theme and dracula theme. It would be nice to be able to install this without a plugin.
Above: Dracula without right background
Above: Onedark
It would be more appropriate to be something like vim-dracula.
Actual name seems like it is a vim clone from dracula user.
When using vim plugin managers like vim-plug or vundle, cloned repo has the name "vim", which is something really confusing to see.
This naming convention would affect other dracula repos, so it seems like a lot of work. I think it applies to the other repos too anyway.
Just my 2 cents...
I found the dracula's error color is not very distinguishable:
In fact, b // asdf does not look like an error but a keyword!
On the other hand, default theme and desert clearly marked it:
Currently I put the workaround hi! DraculaError gui=inverse or hi! DraculaError gui=undercurl
in my vimrc and I get
there is an issue open in the vim repository, to distribute more colorschemes with Vim. Would you kindly give your permission to distribute this colorscheme with Vim?
comments are very hard to read when highlighted. This started happening after I upgraded the plugin (I did that a few weeks back so I can't tell you from which rev to which).
vim/gvim/neovim): vimLinux cube219 4.4.0-124-generic #148~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Thu May 3 07:26:53 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/LinuxTERM environment variable: screen-256color$ tmux info
started Wed Jun 6 15:32:19 2018
socket path /tmp/user/1001/tmux-1001/default
debug level 0
protocol version 8
Terminal 0: xterm [references=1, flags=0x0]:
1: acsc: (string) ``aaffggiijjkkllmmnnooppqqrrssttuuvvwwxxyyzz{{||}}~~
0: AX: (flag) true
2: bel: (string) \007
3: blink: (string) \033[5m
4: bold: (string) \033[1m
5: civis: (string) \033[?25l
6: clear: (string) \033[H\033[2J
7: cnorm: (string) \033[?12l\033[?25h
8: colors: (number) 8
9: Cr: (string) \033]112\007
10: Cs: (string) \033]12;%p1%s\007
11: csr: (string) \033[%i%p1%d;%p2%dr
12: cub: (string) \033[%p1%dD
13: cub1: (string) \010
14: cud: (string) \033[%p1%dB
15: cud1: (string) \012
16: cuf: (string) \033[%p1%dC
17: cuf1: (string) \033[C
18: cup: (string) \033[%i%p1%d;%p2%dH
19: cuu: (string) \033[%p1%dA
20: cuu1: (string) \033[A
21: cvvis: (string) \033[?12;25h
22: dch: (string) \033[%p1%dP
23: dch1: (string) \033[P
24: dim: [missing]
25: dl: (string) \033[%p1%dM
26: dl1: (string) \033[M
27: E3: [missing]
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185: Se: (string) \033[2 q
186: setab: (string) \033[4%p1%dm
187: setaf: (string) \033[3%p1%dm
188: sgr0: (string) \033(B\033[m
189: sitm: [missing]
190: smacs: (string) \033(0
191: smcup: (string) \033[?1049h
192: smkx: (string) \033[?1h\033=
193: smso: (string) \033[7m
194: smul: (string) \033[4m
195: Ss: (string) \033[%p1%d q
196: tsl: (string) \033]0;
197: vpa: (string) \033[%i%p1%dd
198: xenl: (flag) true
199: XT: (flag) true
This is not a bug but more a question and reach out for assistance.
I recently update this plugin and am getting a lot of highlighting which I'd like to disable if I can.
This may be what is expected to happen but I would like to disable or turn off.
vim/gvim/neovim): vimTERM environment variable: xterm-256colorAfter updating the plugin two problems have cropped up.
Before the update, the colors of my comments looked like the one in the following screenshot:
Now they've turned blue:
When exiting Goyo I get the following error messages:
I'm using the following code related to Goyo:
function! RelativeNumberToggle()
:augroup relativenumbertoggle
: autocmd!
: autocmd BufEnter,FocusGained,InsertLeave * set relativenumber
: autocmd BufLeave,FocusLost,InsertEnter * set norelativenumber
:augroup END
endfunction
function! s:goyo_enter()
Limelight
set norelativenumber
set nonumber
au! relativenumbertoggle
endfunction
function! s:goyo_leave()
Limelight!
set relativenumber
set number
:call RelativeNumberToggle()
endfunction
autocmd! User GoyoEnter nested call <SID>goyo_enter()
autocmd! User GoyoLeave nested call <SID>goyo_leave() I checked out the theme and noticed that it uses 256 color approximations. I would like to make an option to use precise colors provided from the 16 ANSI colors. The solarized vim theme does this, and it works really great.
I have made a PR dracula/iterm#2 on the iTerm theme, so that it includes all of the dracula colors within the 16 ANSI colors. If that gets merged I will proceed with improving the vim theme with an option of relying on the 16 ANSI colors.
How does that sound?
highlight clear means
Reset all highlighting to the defaults. Removes all highlighting for groups added by the user! Uses the current value of 'background' to decide which default colors to use.
It is really weird has this line in the end. it just messed up the theme.
Class name is not getting highlighted properly for ruby language. Kindly see the details in screenshot. Is there something that needs to be done? Let me know if you need more info about anything.
Cheers,
Ashish
The airline Dracula theme seems to have stopped working after an update. If I do :AirlineTheme dracula it is autocompleted but errors with "The specified theme cannot be found.
Please see in the picture, Dracula theme was installed by Plug. (And it was no error at all)
VIM shows the details of .vimrc but you see it comes with no colors (even airline)
Whenever I try to use the theme, I get a bunch of error messages.
No error messages.
vim/gvim/neovim): vimvim from cmdTERM environment variable: also not sure what this isInstalled using vim-plug
Error detected while processing function <SNR>45_on_window_changed[17]..<SNR>45_init[20]..<SNR
>45_on_colorscheme_changed[10]..airline#load_theme[15]..airline#extensions#load_theme[1]..airl
ine#util#exec_funcrefs[2]..airline#extensions#tabline#load_theme[21]..airline#highlighter#exec
:
line 25:
E254: Cannot allocate color 0
Error detected while processing function <SNR>45_on_window_changed[17]..<SNR>45_init[20]..<SNR
>45_on_colorscheme_changed[10]..airline#load_theme[15]..airline#extensions#load_theme[1]..airl
ine#util#exec_funcrefs[2]..airline#extensions#tabline#load_theme[40]..airline#highlighter#exec
:
line 25:
E254: Cannot allocate color 0
Press ENTER or type command to continue
No error
vim/gvim/neovim):vimTERM environment variable:xterm-256color
null is normally highlighted across all languages in other colorschemes. It seems important enough of a reserved keyword to highlight!
This might be a silly question and it probably is my configuration, but after certain update of dracula, the background becomes grey, and I thought it's not expected.
The screenshot attached is also my .vimrc.
vim/gvim/neovim): vimTERM environment variable: xterm-256colorHi,
Loving the theme, and this isn't the worst issue in the world, but it seems that the Visual Mode background color obscures comments. Below, the second line is a comment which reads, "Now you don't":
This is all I've got in my .vimrc relating to theming/UI:
Note that I'm running vim inside Terminal.app with the Dracula Terminal.app profile.
Anyone else seeing this? If not, any suggestions?
Thanks
OS: Mint 18.2
VIM: 8.0
Text is highlighted well while background color is not changed.
I Haven't been able to get this to work on Windows 10 new "Bash on Ubuntu on Windows". Was hoping it would work normal, instead the text all turns a bright blue color. All the default color schemes work (eg blue, desert, etc.)
Hi there,
I'm the maintainer of the VSCode Dracula implementation. I'm currently finding myself using actual Vim rather than pseudo-vim a lot more now and, as a consequence of that, I'm now using this theme a whole lot more than usual.
I'm wondering if you guys would be willing to add me in as a maintainer here as well?
I'm pretty anal when it comes to syntax and highlight groups, so if you all don't really feel like having another person come in and add a bunch of scopes normalize the project as defined here then that's okay too. I'll create a fork and target neovim.
Thanks for considering.
CC @zenorocha
See this revert of a previous commit
If I do a plain checkout of this theme:
cd ~/.vim/bundle && \
git clone https://github.com/dracula/vim.git dracula-theme
Then edit this file:
vim ~/.vim/bundle/dracula-theme/colors/dracula.vim
This is the result:
If I manually add the changes that this commit erased, then the background color works again:
I just continue the discussion here:
Please provide a direct access to the dracula.vim file:
https://github.com/dracula/vim/blob/master/colors/dracula.vim
I don't know how pathogen or vundle works. I'm still learning vim.
Thanks in advance,
Dorian
I have an issue with the colorscheme and syntax highlighting where the values represented are different than expected. For examples PHP class names are rendered as DraculaFg but defined as DraculaCyan.
Below are screenshots comparing Dracula in vim to Dracula in Sublime Text. Reading through dracula.vim it looks like the values are set to match what is represented in the Sublime Text window.
NB: I’m fairly new to using vim full time so it is entirely possible I’m missing something obvious. Also if this isn’t the right forum for this kind of question lmk.
vim/gvim/neovim): vimDarwin localghost.local 17.4.0 Darwin Kernel Version 17.4.0: Sun Dec 17 09:19:54 PST 2017; root:xnu-4570.41.2~1/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64TERM environment variable: xterm-256colortermguicolors is set:echo &t_Co gives me 256COLORTERM is set to truecolorUsing w0rp/ale to display errors/warnings I see the indicator on left gutter has an unexpected undercurl.
Left gutter indicator should not be undercurled.
Setting undercurl seems like is something ale (or equivalent) has to do, not the colorscheme.
If I change:
call s:h('DraculaError', s:red, s:none, [s:attrs.undercurl], s:red)
to:
call s:h('DraculaError', s:red, s:none, [], s:red)
I get what I think is correct.
Top example is the current and in my opinion wrong behavior. Bottom is what I get with the suggested change.
vim/gvim/neovim): gvimHi, guys.
I spent days trying to fix this and am pulling my hair...
Any hints?
I am using urxvt (256 one), neovim and this theme...
My Vim config: https://github.com/nemanjan00/vim/blob/master/vimrc
My .Xresources: https://gist.github.com/16b0484a0281b873ef3e7bacae3da960
Also, I have set TERM to xterm-256color...
SS: http://i.imgur.com/bzXmcsN.png
Dracula defines
hi CursorLine cterm=NONEand of cours, term=underline is a default.
Why then does CursorLine not use cterm=underline ? I find it easier to see than the dark background change currently affected.
temp fix:
autocmd ColorScheme dracula hi CursorLine cterm=underline
Start vim as follows:
vim -u <(cat <<DOG
set nocp
filetype plugin on
syntax enable
set bg=dark
" Replace the below lines with whatever you need to get Dracula on the runtimepath
runtime bundle/pathogen/autoload/pathogen.vim
execute pathogen#infect()
DOG
) a_file.vim
Once inside, do
:verbose hi vimOptionNote that it is linked to a Dracula group.
But :colorscheme reports default.
Without enabling dracula, I get vimOption xxx links to PreProc
When my colorscheme is not dracula, highlight groups should not be linked to Dracula groups.
vim/gvim/neovim): vimTERM environment variable: xterm-256colorPart of the fix will be not using after directories, as they always get loaded by vim when on the runtimepath. We want to only be included when doing :colorscheme dracula.
I installed by copying dracula.vim into my /.vim/color folder.
After running :colo dracula my vim was set to grayscale.
Not sure what's going on here, the only other plugin I have that I could see interfering with this color scheme is vim-go.
Hi, I'm using vim in iTerm on macOS. My iterm theme is dracula as well. It works well for years.
I update dracula today and my iterm color is so werid，and the background image disappear, what happend?
This plugin https://github.com/andymass/vim-matchup highlights matches, highlighting matches in the current theme version color is set to none for text color, if you jump to a method definition like def...end or if...endif these keywords will get lost in the background since both will have the same color.
correctly highlight matches.
commenting this line on line 321 sort of fixes it.
call s:h('MatchParen', s:none, s:pink, [s:attrs.underline])but the color doesn't match the rest of the color scheme.
commenting it:
mvim 8.0, OSX.
If you're reporting an UI issue, make sure you take a screenshot that shows the actual bug.
With (fugitive)]https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive]
it is possible to browse the git-history in vim. dracular does not highlight the deletions (line 23)
other colorscheme are highlighting the deletions
In terminal Vim 8, Pmenu background is the same as the editor background, making it hard to read:
I added the following to my .vimrc to make it more readable:
color dracula
highlight Pmenu ctermbg=238 gui=bold
Which looks like:
It'd be great to have something implemented officially, ideally using a colour closer to Dracula.
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