Closed sashahart closed 11 years ago
You can use :ColorVPreviewLine
or <leader>cpl
to preview one line.
I will highlight your edited color in the next patch
Thank you, what a cool plugin :)
feature added edit/insert a color in a previewd buffer will make it auto highlighted.
For example, I put cursor over #FF0000 (nicely highlighted red) and type \ce.
Now I select a blue color and \cq. ColorV window closes. Good so far. But at this point, the text is not highlighted, there is no preview color on it.
To update, I have to do something like: save, or enter and exit insert mode, or type \cpp. Only then, the text is highlighted with the preview color.
Also, I don't need the whole buffer to update, just the swatch which I edited.
Did I do something wrong or would this be a new feature?