w0ng / vim-hybrid

A dark color scheme for Vim

hybrid.vim

A dark colour scheme for Vim that combines the:

• Default palette from Tomorrow-Night.
• Reduced contrast palette from Codecademy's online editor.
• Syntax group highlighting scheme from Jellybeans
• Vimscript from Solarized

Updates

• 05/01/2016: Replaced let g:hybrid_use_Xresources = 1 in favour of let g:hybrid_custom_term_colors = 1
• 05/01/2016: Added let g:hybrid_reduced_contrast = 1

Requirements

• gVim 7.3+ on Linux, Mac and Windows.
• Vim 7.3+ on Linux and Mac, using a terminal that supports 256 colours.

Installation

1. Copy colors/hybrid.vim to:

   ~/.vim/colors/hybrid.vim
   

   or alternatively, use a plugin manger such as vim-plug, NeoBundle, Vundle, or Pathogen.

2. Add to ~/.vimrc:

   set background=dark
   colorscheme hybrid

Define custom terminal colours (recommended)

Due to the limited 256 palette, colours in Vim and gVim will still be slightly different.

In order to have Vim use the same colours as gVim (the way this colour scheme is intended) define the basic 16 colours in your terminal.

Linux users: rxvt-unicode, xterm

1. Add the default palette to ~/.Xresources:

   https://gist.github.com/3278077

   

   or alternatively, add the reduced contrast palette to ~/.Xresources:

   https://gist.github.com/w0ng/16e33902508b4a0350ae

   

2. Add to ~/.vimrc:

   let g:hybrid_custom_term_colors = 1
   let g:hybrid_reduced_contrast = 1 " Remove this line if using the default palette.
   colorscheme hybrid

OSX users: iTerm

1. Import the default colour preset into iTerm:

   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/w0ng/dotfiles/master/iterm2/hybrid.itermcolors

   

   or alternatively, import the reduced contrast color preset into iTerm:

   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/w0ng/dotfiles/master/iterm2/hybrid-reduced-contrast.itermcolors

   

2. Add to ~/.vimrc:

   let g:hybrid_custom_term_colors = 1
   let g:hybrid_reduced_contrast = 1 " Remove this line if using the default palette.
   colorscheme hybrid

Screenshots

Default palette on Linux

Reduced contrast palette on OSX

vim-hybrid's Issues

Can't get italics working with this color scheme

My terminal etc is configured properly for italics. Don't have any problem getting italics working with any other theme.

I tried putting the following in my .vimrc after the color scheme gets loaded

highlight Comment cterm=italic

Doesn't seem to work. Any pointers?

Cursor color

Out of curiosity, what's your cursorColor value in .Xresources?

Make a bright version

The colorscheme is nice, but sometimes I found it is too low constrast. A version with a more bright background may be a nice choice. Just like Tomorrow-Night-Bright than Tomorrow-Night. :D

Reduced Colours iTerm profile does not work

Attempting to apply the reduced colours iTerm profile doesn't appear to work. I haven't received an error, but if you set the theme to 'light', then try to apply the reduced contrast profile, no change is made. The standard hybrid profile works fine.

iTerm v2.1.4
OSX 10.11.4

syntax on not work in vim9

Hi, I has just used hybrid in my vim9, it seemed to be working, but all colors in py or go file disappeared..., i put syntax on in command line or in .vimrc file, but all of the did not work.
where was the wrong with my setting.
centos8, vim9 compiled from source code.

This is my favorite theme

Of all time, it is quite the hidden gem.

My one question is, how do I change the gutter line number color? (not the background)

I'd like it to be the same color as the comments. Thanks!

reduced contrast works but manually

In simple words, I have to resource my config file at each vim opening to apply the reduced contrast.

Working with nvim under iTerm with hybrid-reduced-contrast color preset.

This is my nvim settings regarding hybrid:

set background=dark
colorscheme hybrid
let g:hybrid_custom_term_colors = 1
let g:hybrid_reduced_contrast = 1

But, I much thank you for the job. It's really relaxing to develop with hybrid.

oh-my-zsh theme ?

Can you please do a theme for oh-my-zsh (: Or recomend one that's similar to the terminal colors you recomend us to set.

https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/wiki/themes

Ty a lot !!! You're color and you are awesome q=

Reopen neovim, hybrid is invalid

Hi, I am a gopher When I finish writing the code: w save it will highlight my method name，But when I reopen neovim, I found that the highlight of the method name has failed.you can see these pics。
After:w

Reopen neovim,you can found the highlight of the method name has failed,how to fix it

How to color welcome screen background, and other areas not covered by a buffer?

Do you know what highlight group that is?

For example, this issue illustrates exactly what I mean: trusktr/seti.vim#5

Italic comments and HTML attributes

Hey! Would it be possible to add an option for italic comments and HTML attributes?

Thanks.

Some sort of distortion!

I don't understand how this is happening! I did all that was mentioned in the readme and I am getting such sort of a distortion! Any idea?

Search-highlighted characters become unreadable when a vertical line is over them.

Whenever a highlighted, due to hlsearch, character is overlapping with the cursorcolumn or colorcolumn colum, both its foreground and background are darkened. This only happens for characters not in the same line as my cursor.

I'm using rxvt-unicode-256 and

set hlsearch
set t_Co=256
let g:hybrid_use_Xresources = 0
colorscheme hybrid

screenshot URLs are broken

The screenshot URLs in the README are broken

`set t_Co=256` needed for terminal

I'm not sure why, but I have to run the command :set t_Co=256 for the hybrid colorscheme to work in my terminal (Ubuntu, GNOME-terminal). Should that be added to the README?

Warnings after adding the colors to ~/.Xresources when exiting vim.

After adding the stuff to ~/.Xresources like it says in the README, everytime I exit vim I see this message:

Warning: Color name "t_background" is not defined

Does it have true color support ?

First of all, the theme looks stunningly beautiful. Great work 🎊
Does this theme supports true colors yet ?

I'm using VIM 8 version 8.0.60 with tmux 2.3
Using these config to obtain true colors:

=>tmux

# Add 256 color support
set-option -ga terminal-overrides ",xterm-256color:Tc"

=>Minimal Vimrc

set background=dark
set termguicolors
colorscheme hybrid
let g:hybrid_reduced_contrast = 1

=> OS: Mac OSX Sierra
I followed this for hybrid theme:
https://github.com/w0ng/vim-hybrid#osx-users-iterm

I'm using iterm3.1.beta.5 with hybrid-reduced-pallet
I want to achieve the same UI as mentioned in screenshots for Reduced contrast palette hybrid.

Screenshots

This is how a js code sample looks:

This is good, but still uncomparable to screenshots mentioned.

Appreciate any help :)

Are Identifiers/variable not highlighted anymore?

See screenshot.
My code (on the right hand side in the screenshot) is regular JS script. I expected styleSheet and cssSelector to be coloured according to the Identifier line in the default palette (on the left in the screenshot).
Even in something like var i = 0; the variable i is plain white.

iTerm colorscheme issues

added a comment here: https://gist.github.com/luan/6362811#comment-999990

looks like there are a few colors that are set incorrectly

Can we get working screenshots in the README?

The links at the bottom of the README are currently kaput; moreover, for a colorscheme, screenshots should really be at the top of the document, embedded rather than hyperlinked.

With @w0ng's approval, I'd be glad to submit a PR myself, but of course I'm reluctant to put in the effort if the project is no longer maintained.

I also have colorschemes for Terminal.app and alacritty that could be added to the README, if that's kosher.

Doesn't load properly when using true color in Neovim

So true color support recently landed in Neovim neovim/neovim#2198. But it seems like hybrid gets a bit confused by this (see screenshot).

It get solved by reloading the colorscheme though, or defining the gui* values.

I guess there's two ways to approach this:

• Treat $NVIM_TUI_ENABLE_TRUE_COLOR && has("nvim") as has("gui_running").
• Always define both "vmodes" (gui and cterm).

escaped chars in string syntax highlighting

Hello, i've noticed in the dark colorscheme whenever there's escaped chars in a string the escaped chars aren't highlighted differently.

e.g. "hello\n", the '\n' isn't highlighted differently. same for entering hex.

I've loaded hybrid-light, and escaped chars stand out from the rest of the string.
Running on Debian Linux. Tried this on both vim running on xterm and gvim.

Not compatible with *.pyx files

When I edited *.pyx files, there was an error information like No such highlight group name: pythonInclude. Please help to fix it. Thanks very much!

xfce-terminal colorscheme

Can you create a colorscheme for the xfce-terminal ?

Cannot load iterm theme

Tried cloning the git repo already. I'm on El Capitan, is there an issue?

Html errors are nearly invisible with "set cursorline"

If you have an html file with an extra '>' that symbol (closes a tag that's never opened) is nearly invisible. The html syntax thinks its an error and errors are fg_background on bg_red, but with cursorline is invisible.
This is particularly bad if you're using sparkup or zencoding which uses the ">" symbol a lot.

I changed this line:
exe "hi! Error" .s:fg_background .s:bg_red .s:fmt_none

to:
exe "hi! Error" .s:fg_red .s:bg_background .s:fmt_none

and that solved the issue, but I don't know how this will look when editing other filetypes.

Reopen Bug #3

Hi, can you please re-open bug #3 and close this one?

I was busy with school, but I have free time during summer break now.

VimDiff doesn't work

I liked all of this colorscheme, except its DiffAdd and DiffChange!
I can't complete see what has changed and added... 😕
Do you have any idea how to modify?

About My Environment:
Arch Linux
Vim: 7.4.622
Terminal: mate-terminal 1.8.1

Changing Normal highlight color sets background back to light. How to prevent?

When I try

highlight Normal ctermfg=250 ctermbg=233 guifg=#c5c8c6 guibg=#1d1f21

this seems to set background to light and completely changes what I intended to change.

How do I prevent this? I just want to make Hybrid's background slightly darker (from 234 to 233) in my vimrc, and stay in background=dark mode.

iTerm2 color scheme does not match Xresources

The iTerm2 color preset provided does not match the Xresources color scheme. I recreated the Xresources one in iTerm2, available here.

Error in haskell syntax in terminal vim

I'm using the colorscheme, and using xresources (top, is hybrid in gvim, second is hybrid on terminal, and the third one is terminal jellybeans).

If I comment the let g:hybrid_use_Xresources = 1, it looks closer to the gvim version:

But the background looks a bit weird, like blurry? What could be the issue?

console2 colors

If anyone is interested on this colorscheme on console 2 (windows mostly) here it is:

		<colors>
			<color  id="0" r="45" g="60" b="70"/>
			<color  id="1" r="165" g="66" b="66"/>
			<color  id="2" r="140" g="148" b="64"/>
			<color  id="3" r="222" g="147" b="95"/>
			<color  id="4" r="95" g="129" b="157"/>
			<color  id="5" r="133" g="103" b="143"/>
			<color  id="6" r="94" g="141" b="135"/>
			<color  id="7" r="108" g="122" b="128"/>
			<color  id="8" r="66" g="80" b="89"/>
			<color  id="9" r="204" g="102" b="102"/>
			<color id="10" r="181" g="189" b="104"/>
			<color id="11" r="240" g="198" b="116"/>
			<color id="12" r="129" g="162" b="190"/>
			<color id="13" r="178" g="148" b="187"/>
			<color id="14" r="138" g="190" b="183"/>
			<color id="15" r="197" g="200" b="198"/>
		</colors>

Also, It would be interesting if you could promote this over the readme section @w0ng

kind regards,

P.S. Windows sucks, I'm forced to use windows and I've read console2 is the best terminal for it, that's why I'm not using either xresources nor iterm2; any other better consoles for windows suggestions are welcome ;)

Vundle installation help

How do I install it via vundle.

MatchParen seems wrong

I use hybrid dark in the terminal with 256 colors. The MatchParen setting seems a bit wrong to me:

exe "hi! MatchParen" .s:fg_background .s:bg_changebg .s:fmt_none

should be:

exe "hi! MatchParen" .s:fg_foreground .s:bg_changebg .s:fmt_none

Because with fg_background the actual position is darker than the matching position and it looks like the cursor jumped to the other parenthesis. fg_foreground works as expected.

Not compatible with tmux terminal

I am using xshell 5.0 from NetSarang.
My LinuxBox is Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie) x86_64
vim version is VIM - Vi IMproved 7.4,
'hybrid' is install by https://github.com/kepbod/ivim

Hybrid works fine in xshell but it can't show correctly in tmux environment.

Add installation method in README.md

Screenshot font?

Hi, just wondering what font you're using in the README screenshots? The non-antialiased one. I'm guessing maybe Terminus? Thanks, love the theme!

Make it part of base16-* repos too?

Hey, @w0ng thanks for your work. I'm loving your colors!

How about making it part of https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-vim and https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-iterm2 ?

Cheers