Closed k2s09 closed 3 years ago
Hey @k2s09 did you mean that the set
and let
keywords should be blue as in the main screenshot?
In that I'm running Sublime Text, not vim. Text editors may use different syntax parsing engines that label the syntactic elements differently. However if you like the blue better, put this in your config:
hi Statement guifg=#61afef ctermfg=75
Ahh that's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!
I am using Ubuntu 20.04 in Windows Subsystem for Linux. My terminal is WSLtty. I have the vim color scheme downloaded through vim-plug. I have set onehalfdark as the vim and terminal theme. The terminal type is xterm-256-color.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68739182/103991475-b9532b80-51b8-11eb-963f-ddf72b32ebb5.png)
It should look different. I tried a bunch of stuff. Here is the part from my ~/.vimrc
Then I used the snipped from Joshdick's onedark repo
Either it should look like this, or because of some problem, the part which is supposed to be Blue in color is purple. If there is a fix, pls tell me