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landscape.vim

editor be colorful, life be joyful

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Install with your favorite plugin manager.

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itchyny (https://github.com/itchyny)

License

This software is released under the MIT License, see LICENSE.

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landscape.vim's Issues

List characters not visible

When I run :set list list characters are not visible. Switching to almost any other color scheme allows me to see them.

Relevant info:
Terminal vim 7.4.898 on OS/X

set listchars=tab:→\ ,eol:⤦,trail:·,extends:↷,precedes:↶

Too awesome, too joyful.

Wanted to email you to express gratitude for creating this, but couldn't.

Thanks, I love it :)

Conflict with vim-mustache-handlebars

When I set colorscheme to landscape then open up a handlebars template file (with .hbs file extension), the filetype is missing, no syntax highlight at all. This will work fine when switch to another colorscheme.

I use vim-mustache-handlebars plugin to support .hbs files, so I think there's a conflict?

Questions about design choices for preprocessor related highlighting

I noticed that the author used different colors for preprocessor related highlighting:

highlight PreProc term=none ctermfg=39 gui=none guifg=#00afff
highlight Include term=none ctermfg=38 gui=none guifg=#00afdf
highlight Define term=none ctermfg=37 gui=none guifg=#00afaf
highlight Macro term=none ctermfg=36 gui=none guifg=#00af87
highlight PreCondit term=none ctermfg=35 gui=none guifg=#00af5f

which is different from the default settings (all colors are the same and linked to PreProc)

What is the motive to use different colors here, given these groups share similar traits in terms of code readability?

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