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I added this as a quick fix to make the neovim terminal colors match the seoul256 terminal color scheme:
" set terminal colorsifhas('nvim')
letg:terminal_color_0='#4E4E4E'letg:terminal_color_8='#626262'letg:terminal_color_1='#D68787'letg:terminal_color_9='#D75F87'letg:terminal_color_2='#5F865F'letg:terminal_color_10='#87AF87'letg:terminal_color_3='#D8AF5F'letg:terminal_color_11='#FFD787'letg:terminal_color_4='#85ADD4'letg:terminal_color_12='#ADD4FB'letg:terminal_color_5='#D7AFAF'letg:terminal_color_13='#FFAFAF'letg:terminal_color_6='#87AFAF'letg:terminal_color_14='#87D7D7'letg:terminal_color_7='#D0D0D0'letg:terminal_color_15='#E4E4E4'endif
This works for me, but it's probably not a complete solution (i.e. I don't think this takes the light / dark color variants into account). It would be great if terminal color support was built into this colorscheme.
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I added this as a quick fix to make the neovim terminal colors match the seoul256 terminal color scheme:
This works for me, but it's probably not a complete solution (i.e. I don't think this takes the light / dark color variants into account). It would be great if terminal color support was built into this colorscheme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: