https://github.com/dense-analysis/ale
- General optimization of the tones for ALE highlighting in the sign
column and on error and warning markings in file.
- If 'g:ale_sign_highlight_linenrs' is enabled this will use Neovim's
number line highlighting.
When visibility is "normal", set the Title highlight group's foreground
color to orange instead of yellow, as it was in the original Solarized.
This change addresses https://github.com/lifepillar/vim-solarized8/issues/76.
A yellow Title can be obtained by setting
let g:solarized_visibility = "high"
Often (e.g. for Python) Error is used to indicate
whitespace mistakes (e.g. too much whitespace).
Since in Solarized 8 Error does not have any
background colour, these errors are not visible
(@fladd).
Fixes https://github.com/lifepillar/vim-solarized8/issues/63.
This sets a "flat" status line, vert bar and tab bar in all variants.
It does not have any effect for solarized8_flat, because "normal" and
"flat" are effectively the same in that case.
The separator makes it clear how a window has been split, which is
useful, for example, when you rotate windows (<c-w><c-r>). The separator
may be suppressed by the user with 'fillchars'.
See also: https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/2724.
Merge dark and light variants together. Now, you must select the
background color before loading the colorscheme, e.g.:
se background=dark
colorscheme solarized8
Add a new option to choose the original Solarized's cursor style.
So, by default now the cursor is white on blue in dark themes and white
on orange/red (depending on visibility) in light themes no matter which
variant is used.
If you prefer a grey cursor, as in the original Solarized, put this in
your `vimrc`:
let g:solarized_old_cursor_style = 1
With normal and low visibility, now the cursor is orange (normal, high
contrast variants) or grey (flat, low variants).
With high visibility, now the cursor is red (normal high contrast
variants) or (darker) grey (flat, low variants).
In order to avoid reverting dc6c1df completely, this commit introduces
underline as a further clue to distinguish matching parentheses. In the
normal and high contrast variants, underline is used for MatchParen when
g:solarized_visibility is set to "low" or "normal", while a dark
background is used when g:solarized_visibility is set to "high". For
flat and low contrast variants, underline is used when
g:solarized_visibility is set to "high" (otherwise, the appearance is
the same as before this commit).
