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In a similar vein to this issue, after updating to vim 7.4.764-1 my vim colourscheme has changed to the default. However, I've specified a few alterations in my ~/.vimrc that seem to be being ignored. Interestingly the lines
:hi LineNr ctermfg=9and
:hi CursorLineNr ctermfg=10still seems to be being executed as the line numbers are the correct colour.
Both this and the fact that the highlighting line removed by
:hi clear CursorLinehad returned made me think that the highlighting syntax may have changed, but after sourcing my vimrc I found that this was not the case. I've also attempted to pass my vimrc upon loading vim with the -u flag, which causes the colours to be set correctly seems to insert a tab before each of the line numbers.
Does anyone know what's causing this issue or how to work around it outside of manually sourcing ~/.vimrc everytime vim is run?
Last edited by Xemerau (2015-07-06 19:47:42)
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I also suggest to send your issue report upstream maillist https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/vim_dev
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I run my own colour scheme that I defined in vimrc itself, and I inserted a
color defaultright before I started defining the colours, and it worked.
However I have no clue why this solves the issue - I guess that if that line is not present, vim considers no colour scheme to be loaded at the end of sourcing the vimrc, and just loads one as "default", thereby overriding whatever colour definitions were done by yourself - I may also be wrong.
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thanks ayekat, that's solved the issue.
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