In the GUI (gvim), the cursor can be fully customized. Depending upon your system, you can make the cursor more prominent using blinking and a distinctive color, or you can make the cursor less distracting by disabling blinking and using a bland color. I have played around with the above snippet of code, substituting CmdwinEnter and CmdwinLeave for CmdlineEnter and CmdlineLeave, respectively and I have also tried CmdlineChanged, but I cannot get the color of the StatusLine to change instantly when entering Command Line mode with both : and /. Vim allows the cursor shape, blink rate, and color to be customized, if supported by the underlying system. It does not work when I enter Command Line mode with a.
vimrc file (or /.vimrc.after file as I use) which relate to the status bar are. This kinda works, but only when I enter Command Line mode with a / and then type something. How can I remove the horrible color of my vim status bar has Id like it to be the same color as the background.
#MACVIM CUSTOMIZE COLORS GUIFG WINDOWS#
It is supposed to change the background and foreground colors of the StatusLine of the current window and the not-current windows augroup InsertHookĪutocmd CmdlineEnter * hi StatusLine gui=bold guifg=#7386A7 guibg=#FFE847Īutocmd CmdlineEnter * hi StatusLineNC gui=NONE guifg=#FFE847 guibg=#9EA8BAĪutocmd CmdlineLeave * hi StatusLine gui=bold guifg=#EFEEC9 guibg=#7386A7Īutocmd CmdlineLeave * hi StatusLineNC gui=NONE guifg=#DFDBC5 guibg=#9EA8BA So if you want to change the colors for ycm, it looks like Pmenu is the highlight group you want. Vim allows the cursor shape, blink rate, and color to be customized, if supported by the underlying system. I would like to change the color of the StatusLine when I enter Command Line mode with / and. Answer: This doesnt appear to be something specific to YouCompleteMe, but rather built in Vim syntax highlighting.
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