Dracula-theme: Terminal VIM scheme fail
Hello, guys. I've just installed the vim scheme via the not-so-clever method.
git clone -q git://github.com/zenorocha/dracula-theme.git ~/.local/share/dracula-theme
ln -s ~/.local/share/dracula-theme/vim/dracula.vim ~/.vim/colors/
The theme is correctly available to apply...
... but when applied...
I know nothing about VIML, but shouldn't the number notation for terminal colors being the culprit?
I've gave a shot onto the default themes and no one comes with number notations on colors :cry:
System info:
Ubuntu 13.10
VIM - Vi IMproved 7.4 (2013 Aug 10, compiled Aug 12 2013 00:23:19)
oliveiraev
All 9 comments
/cc @nuxlli
zenorocha
on 27 Nov 2013
My problem with terminal vim is a bit different... after applying the dracula iterm theme which works fine, using dracula.vim in iTerm2 results in something like what looks like on the left:
On the right is another tmux pane running a shell script that shows the entire 256-color space for the terminal.
I think part of the problem is that the iTerm theme doesn't set any colors above 16 and yet the theme exclusively uses colors above 16, and seems to expect them to have been redefined.
mattly
on 17 Jan 2014
@mattly I have the same problem, did you find a solution?
dennisreimann
on 19 Feb 2014
I must admit that I'm not a big expert in Vim that's why I cc'ed @nuxlli (who is the responsible for the vim theme), however he's probably busy with other stuff =/
zenorocha
on 19 Feb 2014
I just found #49 which helps, but still does not make it look like in the README.
Here's what you'll get after applying that patch:
dennisreimann
on 19 Feb 2014
@dennisreimann my solution was to use and help create a different theme set, pencil. Sorry for the shameless plug. :)
mattly
on 19 Feb 2014
/cc @cironunes
zenorocha
on 6 Aug 2014
Long time, no? :smile:
I figured it out! (At least on my environ)
Terminal must report the xterm256colors mode. Some applications can be configured on the properties. For others that can't, you can assign the environment variable TERM="xterm-256color"
Thank you so much!
oliveiraev
on 7 Oct 2014
I've installed it lately and for me its working with Vim now too :)
dennisreimann
on 8 Oct 2014
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Long time, no? :smile:
I figured it out! (At least on my environ)
Terminal must report the xterm256colors mode. Some applications can be configured on the properties. For others that can't, you can assign the environment variable
TERM="xterm-256color"Thank you so much!