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If you want to change just one or two colors in your syntax highlighting, there is a simpler way other than editing color files (or creating new ones). For example, I wanted to tweak the default colors a bit, so I added the following lines to my vimrc file: |
If you want to change just one or two colors in your syntax highlighting, there is a simpler way other than editing color files (or creating new ones). For example, I wanted to tweak the default colors a bit, so I added the following lines to my vimrc file: |
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This made the comments and constants easier to read on my screen. Replace "comment" or "constant" with whatever text type you want to change the color of. Try experimenting with different colors to see what looks best to you. (This was NOT gone in the gui vim, as I don't use it/have it installed). |
This made the comments and constants easier to read on my screen. Replace "comment" or "constant" with whatever text type you want to change the color of. Try experimenting with different colors to see what looks best to you. (This was NOT gone in the gui vim, as I don't use it/have it installed). |
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Revision as of 12:26, 7 September 2007
Tip: #737 - Fine tuning syntax colors
Created: May 31, 2004 9:34 Complexity: basic Author: FreeFall90 Version: 6.0 Karma: 23/30 Imported from: Tip#737
If you want to change just one or two colors in your syntax highlighting, there is a simpler way other than editing color files (or creating new ones). For example, I wanted to tweak the default colors a bit, so I added the following lines to my vimrc file:
highlight comment ctermfg=lightblue highlight constant ctermfg=red
This made the comments and constants easier to read on my screen. Replace "comment" or "constant" with whatever text type you want to change the color of. Try experimenting with different colors to see what looks best to you. (This was NOT gone in the gui vim, as I don't use it/have it installed).
For more info see :help usr_06.txt