Answer by detic for What does :set background=dark do?
Setting 'background' adjusts the default colors for the UI highlight groups (*highlight-groups*), and resets the standard syntax highlight groups (*group-name*) to the default colors for the set...
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Answer by Ôrel for What does :set background=dark do?
Vim is just using you term colors, if you configure something on darkyellow vim will change it to yellow when you change the background mode.All the colors codes are:*cterm-colors*NR-16 NR-8 COLOR NAME...
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What happens when you :set backgroundThe basic mechanism by which :set background works is actually pretty simple, andit is documented (although not particularly clearly) in :help 'background'.When...
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The doc at :h 'background'should provide all the information you need:When set to "dark", Vim will try to use colors that look good on a dark background. When set to "light", Vim will try to use colors...
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What does :set background=dark do?
I didn't put color xxx in my .vimrc. So I see this when I first open my .vimrc. :color gives me default here.Then I type :color darcula. And it changes to this.:color gives me darcula here...
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