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Background for Todo isn't set manually and looks bad.
Todo
It looks good when cursorline is on, and you're on that line, but it looks bad when you move away.
cursorline
I'll make pull request when I get home ... I'll just set background for term and gui to NONE, and hopefully, that'll do the trick.
NONE
cheers 😄
(ps if you don't see it in vim, I'm in gvim 😢 at work)
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looks like it was only for gvim. fixed it though.
Now it looks like (term) vim; here is fix:
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Thanks for the fix 👍
I need to remind myself to test in vim, neovim/macvim and gvim 😄
This also confirms that #34 was affected by this too.
/cc @KevinSjoberg
Merge pull request #53 from dylnmc/fix-high-contrast-todo
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Fixes the yellow high contrast background color for TODO strings in gvim/neovim. GH-52
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Background for
Todo
isn't set manually and looks bad.It looks good when
cursorline
is on, and you're on that line, but it looks bad when you move away.I'll make pull request when I get home ... I'll just set background for term and gui to
NONE
, and hopefully, that'll do the trick.cheers 😄
(ps if you don't see it in vim, I'm in gvim 😢 at work)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: