Closed hoschi closed 9 years ago
You can try setting g:rainbow#colors
. I intentionally removed it from README page a while ago because I felt it was no longed needed, but it's still functional. (termcolor, guicolor pairs)
let g:rainbow#colors = {
\ 'dark': [
\ ['yellow', 'orange1' ],
\ ['green', 'yellow1' ],
\ ['cyan', 'greenyellow' ],
\ ['magenta', 'green1' ],
\ ['red', 'springgreen1'],
\ ['yellow', 'cyan1' ],
\ ['green', 'slateblue1' ],
\ ['cyan', 'magenta1' ],
\ ['magenta', 'purple1' ]
\ ],
\ 'light': [
\ ['darkyellow', 'orangered3' ],
\ ['darkgreen', 'orange2' ],
\ ['blue', 'yellow3' ],
\ ['darkmagenta', 'olivedrab4' ],
\ ['red', 'green4' ],
\ ['darkyellow', 'paleturquoise3'],
\ ['darkgreen', 'deepskyblue4' ],
\ ['blue', 'darkslateblue' ],
\ ['darkmagenta', 'darkviolet' ]
\ ]
\ }
this works, thank you!
Hi,
great plugin! It is the only one which works with neovims true color mode and javascript syntax plugin! I want to define colors for parentheses levels by hand, to make them more outstanding. Automatic colors makes parentheses look like other words, especially when using semantic highlight. My VimL is not good enough to check how to do this when looking into the plugin sources. I tried already to add
hi rainbowParensShell1 guifg=#ff0000
to my .nvimrc but this didn't do the trick :(