It's no longer necessary since regular 0-15 terminal colours are not
used anymore. Everything is defined in terms of 256-colour numbers so
there shouldn't be any colour conflicts or weird behaviour. (Shouldn't
be™).
Colours are now defined in terms of 256-colour (i.e. >15) codes which
means there shouldn't be any awkwardness with terminal colour schemes.
Colours are also improved to have better contrast and more logical
naming.
Colours are now defined in terms of 256-colour (i.e. >15) codes which
means there shouldn't be any awkwardness with terminal colour schemes.
Colours are also improved to have better contrast and more logical
naming.
This has been driving me crazy ever since I first got this colorscheme: when you go over a bracket, it highlights the opposite bracket, but the cursor's current position turns invisible, which is extremely confusing. Inverting it makes the current cursor position visible as normal while letting the match mostly blend into the background. I added an underline to it to make it slightly more visible. Bold doesn't seem to work.
The color for the cursor line was meant to be just a tad less
darker than the original #00000 background, but the contrast
was no longer visible with the current softened black.
I have been looking for a dark cursor line that is visible
but blends well with the background, I like it to be just a
nuance, a subtle visual hint. To be honest I am still not
totally convinced by this shade of gray, I took it from
https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_shades.asp
I believe I would prefer it to be a little darkish but by
now let's push this so that at least it will work and will
have aesthetics close enough to my taste.
Thanks to @eparreno for feedback on this.
Xavier Noria