I think this is just a "I don't know what I'm doing" sort of question. I enabled rainbow recently and decided I'd like to have my first "set" of parentheses to be white. So, in my .vimrc I set:
" For rainbow parens
let g:rainbow_active = 1 "set to 0 if you want to enable it later via :RainbowToggle
" https://github.com/luochen1990/rainbow#configure
let g:rainbow_conf = {
\ 'ctermfgs': ['white', 'blue', 'yellow', 'cyan', 'magenta'],
\}
And if I type:
call foo(x(y(2)))
in a test F90 file, the first set are white, the second blue and the ones around the 2 are yellow. Which seems to match the color array above.
But, if I instead look at this in vim:
program test
call foo(x(y(2)))
end program
Then the first set of parens are magenta, the second white, and the third (around the 2) are blue.
So it's like it's decided to "shift" the color array starting at the end.
Is there something about the program test block that I need to account for?
All,
I think this is just a "I don't know what I'm doing" sort of question. I enabled rainbow recently and decided I'd like to have my first "set" of parentheses to be white. So, in my
.vimrc
I set:And if I type:
in a test F90 file, the first set are white, the second blue and the ones around the 2 are yellow. Which seems to match the color array above.
But, if I instead look at this in vim:
Then the first set of parens are magenta, the second white, and the third (around the 2) are blue. So it's like it's decided to "shift" the color array starting at the end.
Is there something about the
program test
block that I need to account for?