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Hey.
That should be the normal behaviour (since line highlighting is disabled by default).
- What colorscheme are you using and how do you set it?
- What happens when you press
<leader>gh
twice? (I guess there's still no syntax highlighting then.)
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This is indeed the default behaviour (it was not clear from the help: you should perhaps indicate the default value of each option).
You are right, it comes from my colorscheme. The colorscheme I use was generated with CSApproxSnapshot (from the CSApprox plugin), to have nice colors in my terminal Vim.
What could I do to fix the issue (I don't mind generating the colorscheme again if needed, but I do want my nice colors)?
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Right, I'll add the default values to the doc.
I know that CSApprox generates terminal colors from gui colorschemes. What does CSApproxSnapshot do? Does it create a colorscheme file from these colors? If so, please paste it somewhere.
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You can read more about CSApproxSnapshot here: https://github.com/godlygeek/csapprox/blob/master/doc/CSApprox.txt
Here is the original colorscheme: http://pastebin.com/FzFThFed
And ihere is the version generated with CSApproxSnapshot: http://pastebin.com/7hSuDvjY
The issue is only there with the generated colorscheme, not with the source one.
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Ehm, the generated colorscheme uses that line:
CSAHi NONE term=NONE cterm=NONE ctermbg=bg ctermfg=fg gui=NONE guibg=bg guifg=fg
The command CSAHi isn't doing that much. You can basically replace it by the highlight
command.
I'm not sure why godlygeek is redefining NONE
, but syntax highlighting for lines with signs works if you remove them.
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Thanks for investigating this!
I create issue godlygeek/csapprox#11 to get to the bottom of the problem, so I'm closing this issue.
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Hah, I'm glad it works for you now. :-)
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