Define vim terminal emulator's color scheme
| " Add this in your ~/.vimrc | |
| " The corresponding color matching is | |
| " let g:terminal_ansi_colors = [ | |
| " \ '@guibase02', '@guired', '@guigreen', '@guiyellow', | |
| " \ '@guiblue', '@guimagenta', '@guicyan', '@guibase2', | |
| " \ '@guibase03', '@guiorange', '@guibase01', '@guibase00', | |
| " \ '@guibase0', '@guiviolet', '@guibase1', '@guibase3' | |
| " \] | |
| " set the vim's terminal emulator color scheme | |
| let g:terminal_ansi_colors = [ | |
| \ "#373c40", "#ff5454", "#8cc85f", "#e3c78a", | |
| \ "#80a0ff", "#ce76e8", "#7ee0ce", "#c9c9c9", | |
| \ "#f09479", "#f74782", "#42cf89", "#cfcfb0", | |
| \ "#78c2ff", "#ae81ff", "#85dc85", "#e2637f" | |
| \] |
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