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Arbitrary highlighting #29

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saintsfan342000 opened this issue Jan 7, 2017 · 1 comment
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Arbitrary highlighting #29

saintsfan342000 opened this issue Jan 7, 2017 · 1 comment

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saintsfan342000 commented Jan 7, 2017

Hi,
The colorscheme looks great, except I have some strange problem where some parts of the code (certain keywords and strings) have a light highlighting. See the attached screenshot, a snippet of some python code.

The problem occurs when opening the file in terminal vim (i.e., $ vi <filename>) using my default settings, then entering :colorscheme badwolf. My default colorscheme right now is this one. So I guess the problem stems from having launched using the default then switching to badwolf?

Can you offer any assistance? Thanks!

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saintsfan342000 commented Jan 7, 2017

More info:

If I edit my .vimrc to where it only says colorscheme badwolf, this is what I get in my terminal.

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And if I add to .vimrc set background=dark I get:

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Finally, I'll add that the colors are all fine if I open in GVIM. However it would be great to get this sorted out in terminal vim. It seems the first screenshot I added most closely resembles the correct scheme but for the odd highlighting.

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