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i use tabnine and, vim-jedi and copilot.

Please.

I added let g:SnazzyTransparent = 1 to my .vimrc and some transparency to the background of Termite. I am using compton as my compositor.
The terminal transparency works just fine but vim still uses an opaque background.
Is there something I am doing wrong? How is the transparency supposed to work?

Sincerely,
Franz

Hi, the script looks amazing and I want to use it on my local machine, so can you add following to readme?

• instructions to run it on a local machine
• what needs to be done in order to add a new language support.

vim-snazzy works great for me when I open vim directly in iterm2, however when opening vim in iterm2 in a tmux session, it has a weird hue to it.

Outside tmux (correct):

Inside tmux (incorrect):

Does this happen to anyone else?

The commit Remove normal background colour to inherit from terminal breaks the colorscheme for me:

Left is MacVim and right is iterm2, both are missing the background.

Reverting this back fixes it.

I am using bat for syntax highlighting in fzf.vim. Bat provides the ability to choose themes and even comes with a "Sublime Snazzy" theme out-of-the-box. Unfortunately the highlighting from this theme differs to the highlighting provided by vim-snazzy.

It would be cool to have a bat color theme that matches the vim-snazzy style. Are you up for adding this?

The tests directory could do with more languages.

Each file should contain a good representation of the language with a variety of data structures to capture a good range of syntax highlighting.

• JSON
• Twig
• Pug
• HAML
• Go
• Scss
• Sass

When I use the snazzy colorscheme without tmux, every thing is ok.
However, when I open my tmux, the vim color truns to gray.

I try to add following line in my .tmux.conf and run tmux with TERM=screen-256color-bce tmux, nothing changed.

   set -g terminal-overrides ',xterm-256color:Tc'                                                                                                                                                                 
   set -g default-terminal "tmux-256color"                                                                                                                                                                        
   set -as terminal-overrides ',xterm*:sitm=\E[3m' 

Is there something I miss to edit in my .tmux.conf?

My environment：

• archlinux
• kde

What do i want to do?

Since my terminal is transparent, I want my vim to be transparent with the terminal, but I don’t know where to modify it

As you can see, it's a bit hard to see them when parentheses are far away from each other. Could you modify the color a bit?

vim/vim#3608 and a milion other threads on this

My .vimrc contains:

colorscheme snazzy

let g:SnazzyTransparent = 1

And $HOME/.vim/colors has snazzy.vim inside it. I have no transparent backround. What did I miss?

When I use this color schema in putty, the VIM back ground color is light green.
My putty's name is "putty_V0.63.0.0.43510830.exe"

I first tried to install it manually, and created a colors folder in my .vim folder, and the entire display in vim is white (including lightline), but when I remove the colorscheme snazzy from my vimrc the lightline theme works. I tried installing it with pathogen and vim-plug, but same issue. (transparency works, so I know its reading the file). Below is my vimrc.

  1 execute pathogen#infect()
  2
  3 let g:lightline = {
  4     \ 'colorscheme': 'snazzy',
  5     \}
  6 set laststatus=2
  7 set noshowmode
  8
  9 let g:SnazzyTramsparent = 1
 10
 11 let g:SuperTabCompletionContexts = ['s:ContextText', 's:ContextDiscover']
 12 let g:SuperTabContextTextOmniPrecedence = ['&omnifunc', '&completefunc']
 13 let g:SuperTabContextDiscoverDiscovery =
 14     \ ["&completefunc:<c-x><c-u>", "&omnifunc:<c-x><c-o>"]
 15
 16 nnoremap <C-t> : hi Normal guibg=NONE ctermbg=NONE<CR>
 17
 18 set tabstop=4
 19
 20 set number

Hello,
I've used this colour scheme in vim for quite a while, however, recently I am trying to move from Vim to NeoVim. I basically copy and paste my entire .vimrc to the init.vim, but I got this weird result.
When I open my init.vim using vim everything looks just fine:

But if I open it with nvim, the entire scheme just broke somehow nor did the background transparency work as well:

Btw, here are the versions for both vim and nvim:
VIM - Vi IMproved 8.0 (2016 Sep 12, compiled Jun 15 2020 21:59:18)
Included patches: 1-503, 505-680, 682-1283, 1365
Compiled by [email protected]

NVIM v0.4.4
Build type: Release
LuaJIT 2.0.5

I am using the MacOS original terminal, and I also found similar behaviour on WSL terminals.

I believe this plugin is responsible for breaking some vim-airline interactions. When I have it enabled, and I use the ctrl-p plugin, I see many invalid ^ characters in my status bar.

Consider changing the variables in the below screenshot to green.

Language: Twig

Concerned about the red and pink, the colours might need adjusting. Otherwise investigate reasons behind them possibly not rendering correctly?

As hyper is seamless the background should inherit to keep that core experience.

• Inherit hyper background
• Maintain background on gVim
• Maintain background on iTerm

😭😭😭

They're a bit too vibrant

File type: twig
Location: Using Vue in a script tag (for testing)
Screenshot: http://snpy.in/EXIfgL

I was looking at snazzy.vim and can't figure out how to make the background lean more towards black. Currently, it seems grey and looking to get a little more contrast. Thanks

Currently grey
Should be blue