Repository files navigation

A Vim plugin to accurately highlight common color representations.

The left screen showscolortest.txt when the current:colorscheme supplies ahex#RRGGBB background color for theNormal highlight group. This allows usto blend alpha values with the current background color.

The right screen shows the same file when the background color is either suppliedas a palette index, or omitted. In this case, we ignore the alpha term andexclude it from the highlight, since we no longer have a precise color valueto blend with.

- (#|0x)RGB- (#|0x)RGBA- (#|0x)RRGGBB- (#|0x)RRGGBBAA

- rgb((byte|%), (byte|%), (byte|%))- rgba((byte|%), (byte|%), (byte|%), ([0,1]|%))- hsl([0,360], %, %)- hsla([0,360], %, %, ([0,1]|%))

cd~/.vim/pack/plugins/start  git clone https://github.com/BourgeoisBear/clrzr

Rebuild helptags withhelptags ALL, then see:help clrzr for more options.

NOTE:clrzr requires a copy ofawk, callable from your system path.This is used to speed up pattern extraction. Almost any version will do.On Unix/Linux/Mac, it is probably already intstalled.

Works in gVim or any terminal with true-color support. If your terminal is true-color, butyou are not seeing the colors, add the following lines to yourvimrc and restart:

" sets foreground color (ANSI, true-color mode)let &t_8f="\e[38;2;%lu;%lu;%lum"" sets background color (ANSI, true-color mode)let &t_8b="\e[48;2;%lu;%lu;%lum"settermguicolors

setnocursorline

Sometimes,cursorline obscures the highlights added byclrzr. Disable it to seecolors as you type them. Very useful in combination withCTRL-A andCTRL-X (increment & decrement)!

This version is based onhttps://github.com/lilydjwg/colorizer, also found ascolorizer.vim on vim.org