I use a modified version of industry
where my normal
text color is bright white instead of grey.
Here is the offending line
highlight Normal ctermfg=white ctermbg=Black guifg=#dddddd guibg=Black
I am having a problem in gnu screen where the bright white-ness bleeds into the next line of text in my terminal and so on until I reset it by hand with the command printf "\033[0m"
I tried to fix this by having vim execute the following command:
autocmd VimLeave * :call Printf_Fixup()
function! Printf_Fixup()
!printf '\033[0m'
endfunction
but unfortunately, vim doesn't "just execute" the shell command printf '\033[0m'
when exiting, it sometimes prompts me to manually press enter. not sure what's going on there.
Is there a way to configure vim to be more aggressive when "displaying" a colorscheme and use redundant ansi resets all over the place?
:set t_te=^[[0m
works? (Where the ^[ is a literal escape: press Ctrl+v then esc).