Hi,
2019/5/14 Tue 5:58:30 UTC+9 Jason Franklin wrote:
> Bram,
>
> Thank you so much for taking the time to work with me on this.
>
> Unfortunately, I still can't get the colors to match on the latest build
> (patch 8.1.1330). I should note that the color scheme is much closer than it
> was be
All,
I'd like to be able to write a macro that could be triggered each time the line
changed - so that I could write an autocmd to say automatically split a logfile
in vim that has stack traces to show the corresponding code for each line in
that stack trace.
However, the closest thing that w
I wrote:
> Paul Jolly wrote:
>
> > > Yesterday I sent out patch 8.1.1321 which adds listener_add().
> > > This makes it possible to find out about text changes and possibly
> > > update text properties or anything else.
> >
> > Hi Bram - this is fantastic, thanks. I look forward to giving this
Paul Jolly wrote:
> > Yesterday I sent out patch 8.1.1321 which adds listener_add().
> > This makes it possible to find out about text changes and possibly
> > update text properties or anything else.
>
> Hi Bram - this is fantastic, thanks. I look forward to giving this a try with
> https://g
Jason Franklin wrote:
> I rewrote my script to be much simpler. It shows both the escape codes
> being printed and
> the word "example" in each color.
>
> > In your screenshots the bold colors are clearly wrong.
>
> I discovered this was caused by a GNOME Terminal setting called "Show bold
>
Patch 8.1.1330
Problem:Using bold attribute in terminal changes the color. (Jason
Franklin)
Solution: Don't set the "bold-highbright" flag in vterm unless the terminal
supports less than 16 colors.
Files: src/terminal.c, src/testdir/test_terminal.vim,
> Understood. One relatively easy way to handle this is to handle the changes
> in reverse, i.e. by iterating through the list backwards. But I think this
> requires that the changes themselves be non-overlapping.
I actually misunderstood what you said here, so please ignore the question :)
Now
> Yesterday I sent out patch 8.1.1321 which adds listener_add().
> This makes it possible to find out about text changes and possibly
> update text properties or anything else.
Hi Bram - this is fantastic, thanks. I look forward to giving this a try with
https://github.com/myitcv/govim and gopls.
