Closed jamesgecko closed 9 years ago
It actually broke in the newest update of Vim Mode. I had Vim 0.87.0 installed (i think), and when they updated to 0.9.0 (or whatever the newest update was) it broke.
Maybe it's a styling issue?
There appears to be a way for theme developers to handle this:
As a temporary fix, I just put this in my stylesheet:
.vim-mode.command-mode:not(.mini) .cursor,
.vim-mode.command-mode:not(.mini) .cursor.blink-off {
background-color: #fff;
}
The plugin needs to define a syntax-variables.less and define a cursor color in there. Working on a pull request for this per https://github.com/atom/template-syntax/blob/master/stylesheets/syntax-variables.less. The vim-mode plugin uses the @syntax-cursor-color
variable to set the block caret to the right color when in normal mode.
@jamesgecko it's been a while so before diving into this one, could you let me know if this is still an issue, or that it is solved in the mean time?
Thanks!
Looks to be resolved.
When using the Vim plugin in command mode, the cursor is invisible, only the text highlight may be seen. This makes it a lot harder to tell where the cursor is, especially because it means that the cursor is invisible when it's over whitespace.