If the user set terminal's background color and black color to be really similar, \x1B[30m will be hardly visible
(Example dark terminal color setup : Gruvbox Dark on Windows Terminal)
Expected
To have visible terminal outputs
Environment Information (Required!)
dein.vim version(SHA1):
33a475f
OS:
Windows (WSL)
neovim/Vim :version output:
Irrelevant. This is more related to user's terminal setup. I know we can't customize terminal colorschemes for every user, but this color collision can be avoided by simply using a color other than black for certain text. It's okay if we don't "fix" this. It's more of a user customization issue.
Provide a minimal init.vim/vimrc without plugin managers (Required!)
Irrelevant
How to reproduce the problem from neovim/Vim startup (Required!)
When installing using the installation script using
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Shougo/dein.vim/master/bin/installer.sh)"
Equivalently, executing
echo -e "\x1b[30m test"
in the terminal would give the same invisible result.
Screen shot (if possible)
Upload the log messages by :redir and :message (if errored)
Problems summary
If the user set terminal's background color and black color to be really similar, \x1B[30m will be hardly visible (Example dark terminal color setup : Gruvbox Dark on Windows Terminal)
Expected
To have visible terminal outputs
Environment Information (Required!)
:version
output: Irrelevant. This is more related to user's terminal setup. I know we can't customize terminal colorschemes for every user, but this color collision can be avoided by simply using a color other than black for certain text. It's okay if we don't "fix" this. It's more of a user customization issue.Provide a minimal init.vim/vimrc without plugin managers (Required!)
Irrelevant
How to reproduce the problem from neovim/Vim startup (Required!)
When installing using the installation script using
Equivalently, executing
in the terminal would give the same invisible result.
Screen shot (if possible)
Upload the log messages by
:redir
and:message
(if errored)