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I believe we've seen this before in various forms...
For example, it's mentioned in #37, which was supposedly closed by #62
However, I agree it still obscures comments. My one thought is that perhaps we shouldn't be reading comments when visually-selecting them? But still, anything we can do to make this a non-issue would be good.
@bricerebsamen do you have any suggestions on what might make a good replacement color for the DraculaSelection
highlight color?
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we shouldn't be reading comments when visually-selecting them
sure but that's still a problem when editing the comments
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Agreed; that's why I'm asking for suggestions for a fix and recommending we fix it
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can you suggest a way for me to experiment? i.e. some vimrc line like let g:DraculaSelection = #rrggbb
with the current color value. I can try to tweak and propose a new value.
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also maybe the proper tweak is to change the comment color to a slightly lighter value. same question: how would I experiment with that?
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DraculaSelection
is defined here.
The selection
value referenced above comes from here and is a list of
[ '#rrggbb' , closest_256-color_equivalent ]
Comment would be changed by experimenting with DraculaComment
in that same file.
You'd most likely want to play around with a local copy of the repo and tweak the values in the colors file. You could edit it directly in your ~/.vim
directory (idk your setup), or clone it fresh and start tweaking. Just make sure if you that you point your runtimepath
over to the right copy so you can use that.
If you don't want to go to all that, you could probably try this in a vim session, but the above is more surefire.
:hi DraculaSelection [key]=[arg] " see :help :hi
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If I'm able to interject here 3 days later, I'd much rather see this discussed and changed here before doing anything drastic in this repo.
If there is agreement that this is a problem, the change should happen at the spec level, not at the implementation level.
At the end of the day, decisions like this should be left to @zenorocha
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I got the same problem too!
How did you fix this? @bricerebsamen
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Hitting this as well.
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Closing this until we get resolution on dracula/dracula-theme#318
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