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In my opinion, using grey makes it slightly easier to find, but slightly harder to read, and I favor the current implementation. What terminal are you using? Different terminals can have different color cubes, and I'm willing to take that into account. |
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@Arkham iTerm2 supports 256 colors, yet the colors you cite hail from an 88 color terminal. What gives? |
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I'm not exactly sure, do you see something obvious in my .vimrc? (https://github.com/Arkham/vimfiles/blob/master/vimrc) |
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The current colorscheme makes it difficult to see search highlighting on a black background. I have provided one possible solution to this problem.