Since making the switch to Neovim, I've been thoroughly enjoying VimR over MacVim!
One nagging issue I've had, however, is that the theme I enjoy (everforest) uses a very light color for visual select. Upon switching to VimR, I noticed the custom tabs were much lighter than the built-in neovim tabs.
After looking through issues I discovered that VimR is using selection text color to theme its tabs, rather than the colorscheme's TablineSel highlight group, which was what I expected as a long-time vimmer.
There's probably two ways to solve this:
Add logic to the Tab view so that for light colors, a darker text is selected
Match Vim's native behavior and use the tab colors defined in the colorscheme. (The theme authors probably chose contrasting colors. )
As an experiment, and as someone who hasn't worked with a lot of Swift, I decided to try solution 2, not wanting to try to add code to predict good text contrast for every possible vim color scheme.
Hello!
Since making the switch to Neovim, I've been thoroughly enjoying VimR over MacVim!
One nagging issue I've had, however, is that the theme I enjoy (
everforest) uses a very light color for visual select. Upon switching to VimR, I noticed the custom tabs were much lighter than the built-in neovim tabs.After looking through issues I discovered that VimR is using selection text color to theme its tabs, rather than the colorscheme's TablineSel highlight group, which was what I expected as a long-time vimmer.
There's probably two ways to solve this:
As an experiment, and as someone who hasn't worked with a lot of Swift, I decided to try solution 2, not wanting to try to add code to predict good text contrast for every possible vim color scheme.
I will submit a PR in addition to this issue.