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Run :set t_ut and reboot terminal.
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This is certainly possible, but it requires a bit of VimScript. The following function does the basic thing:
func SwapHiGroup(group)
let id = synIDtrans(hlID(a:group))
for mode in ['cterm', 'gui']
for g in ['fg', 'bg']
exe 'let '. mode.g. "= synIDattr(id, '".
\ g."#', '". mode. "')"
exe "let "....
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Not sure if it's a good idea at all, but it's certainly possible:
function! HiliteSwap(group)
let l:hi = execute('hi ' . a:group)
let l:ctermfg = matchstr(l:hi, 'ctermfg=\zs\S*')
let l:ctermbg = matchstr(l:hi, 'ctermbg=\zs\S*')
let l:guifg = matchstr(l:hi, 'guifg=\zs\S*')
let l:guibg = matchstr(l:hi, 'guibg=\zs\S*')
call execute(...
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As you can read from :h 'termguicolors':
'termguicolors' 'tgc' boolean (default off)
global
Enables 24-bit RGB color in the TUI. Uses "gui" :highlight
attributes instead of "cterm" attributes.
So your highlighting command can not work since it doesn't provide a guifg attribute. I think the following should do the trick:
highlight ...
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I use <Leader><Enter> as a shortcut to :hls and have my leader set as space.
let mapleader = "\<Space>"
nmap <silent> <leader><Esc> :set hls!<cr>
After searching an item will be highlighted, to turn it off, hit <Space><Esc>. And if you decide you want to redisplay the search results, hit <Space>&...
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I do this in GUI Vim by setting the font to a bold font:
:set guifont=Menlo-Bold:h13
To choose various fonts just use :set guifont=* and you'll get a dialog chooser. After you've chosen your preferred font use :set guifont? to see the font specification that you need to put in your vimrc.
For console Vim fandom wiki says "Console Vim uses whatever font ...
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(?<=pattern) is PCRE syntax.
In Vim, you need to use :help /\@<=
Try this:
syn match cCustomClassName "\(^class\s\)\@<=\w\+"
N.B. Your cCustomParen and cCustomFunc don't look right, either, but I don't know Perl syntax very well, so I'm not sure what you're trying to do there.
As a side note, the way you're including this file in your config ...
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