Seconded. The same thing also applies to folds in vim, and sometimes to gutters and things like NERDTree or ctags scripts. It's really frustrating to have a great theme that in certain edge cases applies black text on a black background or (more commonly) white text on a light gray background.
I've never understood people who use bright green on a black background or anything with that much contrast. It feels polluting to my eyes, like radioactive waste.
This would be a nice feature. I spent a few minutes refreshing and hoping to find one I liked, but none really stuck with me. If I could freeze the color of keywords, refresh, lock another color, etc etc, that would make it much more useful.
The shade of dark blue they use also appears in my .vim setup. Does anybody else find that difficult to read? Also, is there a way to tweak the colors - by giving hex codes, for example?
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 43.6 ms ] threadI guess it's not entirely random, but just has a big db of popular schemes?
I've seen a few people who program with just flat green on black. No syntax highlighting. I cry a little inside.