vim-odyssey/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

0.2.0 - 2019-03-09

Added

• Add support for 256-colors terminal.

  • If 256-colors are required, the following must be used in .vimrc:

    set termguicolors
    colorscheme odyssey
    

  • If 24-bits colors are required, the following must be used .vimrc:

    set t_Co=256
    colorscheme odyssey
    

• Add the highlight for the default syntax group names Cursor and lCursor. Those are basically the opposite of Normal.

Changed

• The color named violet associated to the constants has been changed because in some it was difficult to read (Number composed of one digit, for example). A more greenish color is now used.

  The violet color is removed, and the yellow-green color is added.

  Color	Name	Main usage	Hue	Saturation	Value
  #add590	yellow	Constant	95	45	70
  #6270b3	violet	Constant	230	45	70

• The highlight for MatchParen has been modified. In fact, when the cursor is over a parenthese, a bracket, a brace, and so on, the matching element turns 'orange' and is underlined.

  This may solves the problem of the disappearing cursor in some terminals when it is over a parenthese, bracket or brace.

0.1.0 - 2019-03-04

Added

• Add the all of the default highlight groups for the syntax and for the editor.

• Add the 12-color palette of the Odyssey color scheme.

  Color	Name	Main usage	Hue	Saturation	Value
  #0c0f0f	bgdark	VertSplit	177	20	6
  #161c1c	bg	'background'	177	20	11
  #1f2928	bglight	CursorLine	177	25	16
  #283635	bglighter	Folded	177	25	21
  #808c8c	fgdark	LineNr	177	9	55
  #aabfbe	fg	'foreground'	177	11	75
  #62b3a5	cyan	Keyword	170	45	70
  #b36262	red	ErrorMsg	0	45	70
  #b38a62	orange	WarningMsg	30	45	70
  #62b37d	green	Function	140	45	70
  #6298b3	blue	Type	200	45	70
  #6270b3	violet	Constant	230	45	70

• Add the prerequisites to use the colorscheme.

  • When Vim is used in a terminal, the 'termguicolors' feature must available and it must be set on. In other words, the color scheme must be used as followed.

    set termguicolors
    colorscheme odyssey
    

  • A ISO-8613-3 compatible terminal is required.

  • Otherwise, a GUI version of Vim must be used.