it adds a cursorline and does not have better comment syntax

Shadorain / shadotheme

The ultimate purple and pink dark cherry blossom theme!

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it adds a cursorline and does not have better comment syntax #8

Closed ronyAhmed1200 closed 2 years ago

ronyAhmed1200 commented 3 years ago

After installing it, I am seeing cursorline with this theme in my termianal which is distracting.. And another thing is that it doesn't make better comment syntax. I mean, I would like to see my comment little bit off comparing to my code.

So i uninstalled the theme. If these issues are fixed, then i would like to try it again...

dvchoudh commented 3 years ago

The comments syntax highlighting are very much different, than the other color values. I don't see how you can't, differentiate from them.

Shadorain commented 3 years ago

After installing it, I am seeing cursorline with this theme in my termianal which is distracting.. And another thing is that it doesn't make better comment syntax. I mean, I would like to see my comment little bit off comparing to my code.

So i uninstalled the theme. If these issues are fixed, then i would like to try it again...

Ah thank you for your concerns! Im not sure what you mean about the cursorline piece honestly, could you post a screenshot? And to the comment syntax, I am assuming you are talking about in nvim, and the color of your comments. I believe the color I picked for comments actually sticks out very well where it makes it easier to read the code without being distracted by the comments but also easily be able to see where they are. If you have something different on yours than in my screenshots posted on the Readme, please show me! Thanks

ronyAhmed1200 commented 3 years ago

Look, there is a cursor line in nvim.. and the comment lines color are as same as the code. Which is distracting really...

dvchoudh commented 3 years ago

Look, there is a cursor line in nvim.. and the comment lines color are as same as the code. Which is distracting really...

The colorscheme you're using in the screenshot provided is not shadotheme. I would recommend applying shadotheme theme in your config file, and checking again. And just for your information, you can set it by doing colorscheme xshado

Shadorain commented 3 years ago

First off, if they do happen to be the same color then just simply change the highlight value lol, It is very easy, just edit the xshado.vim file in colors/ and change the CursorLine values to what u want. If that is what it takes to make u not use a colorscheme that is odd lol. Plus what binx said, that is not my theme at all.

ronyAhmed1200 commented 3 years ago

I ensurend there is colorscheme xshado appied.. and i would like to get rid of cursorline and the comment should be a little light / something different color from the code... bcz it is hard to identify between them..
and pls tell me the commands / code to achive this..

dvchoudh commented 3 years ago

Have you actually installed the theme ?