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As you can see "import", "# aaaa" string is little similar.
Please, just, i want to use default terminal like Linux.
So, I tried change settings.json. but, not work.
Please, Could you check my setting?
I think, this is not colorScheme setting problem.
I changed Windows terminal command color, such as blue color.
But, If i open Python file with vim, 'import' string is not change.
I think, this is bug something. I tried many time, but, i can't changed color.
I have looked closer. It appears that vim is using its own color scheme. This is a thing that text-mode applications are allowed to do. You will want to look at your vim settings.
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DHowett commentedon Jul 2, 2020
Unfortunately, you'll need to add another color scheme and then set up your profiles to use that color scheme.
Like this:
{ // all my settings ... "schemes": [ { "name": "CatCatCatDog's Theme", // "white", red, black, blue, ... } ], // more settings "profiles": [ { . . . "colorScheme": "CatCatCatDog's Theme", } ], }CatCatCatDog commentedon Jul 13, 2020
I think, this is not colorScheme setting problem.
I changed Windows terminal command color, such as blue color.
But, If i open Python file with vim, 'import' string is not change.
I think, this is bug something. I tried many time, but, i can't changed color.
DHowett commentedon Jul 13, 2020
I have looked closer. It appears that vim is using its own color scheme. This is a thing that text-mode applications are allowed to do. You will want to look at your vim settings.