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altercation / vim-colors-solarized

precision colorscheme for the vim text editor
http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized
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Background colors and foreground colors by same name are different #211

Closed extremepayne closed 5 years ago

extremepayne commented 5 years ago

If you'll look to the far right of my statusline, you'll see that I'm trying to set up something kinda powerline-y (without using powerline, that is). image image To accomplish this, I put some code in vim-colors-solarized/colors/solarized.vim

" Custom Statusline
" ---------------------------------------------------------------------
exe "hi! statuslineDefault"            .s:fg_base03      .s:bg_base1   .s:fmt_none
exe "hi! statuslineLinter"             .s:fg_base03      .s:bg_blue    .s:fmt_none
exe "hi! statuslineDefaultToLinter"    .s:fg_blue        .s:bg_base1   .s:fmt_none
exe "hi! statuslineLinterToDefault"    .s:fg_base1       .s:bg_blue    .s:fmt_none

And for some reason, bg_blue and fg_blue aren't the same color, which leads to the powerline thing not looking great. ☹️ Same with fg_base1 and bg_base1.

Is it something I'm doing? Is this intentional? Is there a way to make my statusline look the way I want? (BTW, there isn't an inverted version of the powerline character in my patched font.)

Using Iterm2 on MacOS 10.14.5 with zsh and Vim 8.0 (patches 1-503, 505-680, 682-1283), Plug as my installation method for solarized.

extremepayne commented 5 years ago

Update: It works, but only on the top buffer (yes, top, not focused) if I have multiple buffers open. image This makes me think it's something I'm doing. Should I paste in my .vimrc file?

extremepayne commented 5 years ago

🤦‍♂ It's my terminal emulator's transparency.