* add option to set full special attributes support
This is useful to inform Dracula that the current UI has full support
for special attributes like underlines and undercurls, as by default it
assumes no terminal emulator have such support.
The default value falls back to the current behavior, assuming only
graphical interfaces have full support.
Fix#266
* fix grammar issues
Co-authored-by: D. Ben Knoble <ben.knoble+github@gmail.com>
* add documentation for the new option
Co-authored-by: D. Ben Knoble <ben.knoble+github@gmail.com>
Related: #192, #210, #248
Also #247 is about `NonText`, which needs investigating.
Issues: `:digraphs`, special keys in `:map` output, and certain parts of
`'listchars'` are "subtle" and hard to read (esp. w/ `cursorline` over
them). Also, vim uses `SpecialKey` for them (instead of `Whitespace` for
`'listchars'` and `SpecialKey` elsewhere, like NeoVim).
Fix: make `SpecialKey` more like special keys (the highlight in vimscript
for, e.g., `map <Space> :echo "hello"<CR>`). This has the side effect of
making digraphs more visible. It also makes certain `'listchars'` pink,
which may be annoying. But there is no way currently to separate the two
in vim.
Rationale: It matches with the special keys in maps. The fact that vim
uses it elsewhere may simply be "wrong" and need changed.
If you don't like it: well, as usual, you can use an autocommand to use
whatever colors you want (`:help dracula-customization`).
Adds LspReference groups so that the reference highlighting feature
works for neovim built-in LSP.
Co-authored-by: Mathew Robinson <mathew@chasinglogic.io>
The variable `g:dracula_undercurl` is not properly defined
when underline attribute is disabled by user configuration:
let g:dracula_underline = 0
The fix always defines missing `g:dracula_undercurl`,
but also disables it when underline is disabled.
I use listings in vim, so it prints invisible characters. However the tab and the space characters are drawn in red, taking too much attention, so I decided to make them subtle. To activate the listing add this to your .vimrc file:
set listchars=eol:¬,tab:>-,trail:~,extends:>,precedes:<,space:·
set list
So you can see the red is really disguising.
* progress on overhaul
* finish scrutinization of languages existing in old colors file
* remove markdown code block highlight due to broken upstream syntax
* add user config globals
* update issue and pull request templates
* small fixes
* fix "illegal value" error when using overrides
* actually fix the attribute filter this time
* add git commit diff colors. closes#46
* remove unnecessary duplicate
* set SignColumn explicitly
* Add a helpfile (#64)
* Ignore the tags file generated by :helptags
* Write the help file
