Closed meain closed 4 years ago
Try updating. This was addressed in a pervious update. Unless you installed it very recently, in that case, then I'll try checking that it hasn't regressed.
Can you put your revision that you are using? git log | head -n1
would be sufficient in the directory it's installed. If you are using vim-plug, for example, it would be in ~/.config/nvim/plugged/nvim-colorizer.lua
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@meain Actually, here's an even easier command:
Please paste the output of:
find ~/.config/nvim/ -type d -name 'nvim-colorizer.lua' -exec git rev-parse HEAD \;
I'm sorry. I had an old version.
Might wanna check if they are full words or surround by only things like
'
,"
or;
or space ... or even check if not surrounded by alphaneumeric