Open marslo opened 10 years ago
Hi,
It does support 256 colors. Which terminal do you use?
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
The terminal is xterm? Maybe. I just echo $TERM
in VIM, and it shows xterm-256color
.
The screenshot is my vim color configuration, I can see the colors for RGB, but it doesn't work for 256 colors.
By the way, I using putty to connect to server.
Hi,
Anything update?
Hi,
Sorry for delayed answer. Highlighting term colors is not hard. The problem is that its only numbers. If I start highlighting those it will highlight them in all files, which might be painfull.
Oh! Yes!! However, would you add the highlighting term in the situation vim == &filetype ?
Or, would you give me some clew, so I can add it in my configuraton file.
Or, the 256 color (only numbers) can be shown if I executed a command (:Show256Col for example) or something...
Yes, that is an option. I will add that to next build if it doesn't make experience miserable =)
:+1: That's very nice of you!
Here is a script gui2term: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2778 , you can find the term color (256 color) and the related RGB, for example:
termcolor = {
16: '#000000',
17: '#00005f',
18: '#000087',
19: '#0000af',
20: '#0000d7',
21: '#0000ff',
22: '#005f00',
23: '#005f5f',
24: '#005f87',
....
}
Hope it will help you.
Hi,
Is anything update? Thanks.
Br, Marslo
I saw a post: http://askubuntu.com/questions/67/how-do-i-enable-full-color-support-in-terminal/14891#14891 It shows 256 color by python script.
I want to ask could vim-colorsque can support 256 colors? Thanks.
Br. Marslo