bluz71 / vim-moonfly-colors

A dark charcoal theme for modern Neovim & classic Vim

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Words that are misspelled are hard to read

DavidWiebe opened this issue · comments

In my .vimrc I have this line
set spell spelllang=en_us

Words that are misspelled look like this
image

This was by design; I wanted to clearly highlight spelling errors the few times I did enable spell.

However, I can see the annoyance from your perspective.

I've changed the colorscheme to highlight errors now, by default, using colored undercurls. That works well in GUI-based Vim's, but not so well in terminals (which is where my primary usage occurs).

However, a new option exists to enable the old reversed spell errors style:

let g:moonflySpellReversed = 1

In your case, don't set that. Just update and you should be good to go now.

Also, your screenshot looks like it is not using the moonfly color palette. If gVim / Macvim moonfly colors do not match Terminal Vim colors then your terminal is not configured correctly. In the terminal I recommend iTerm2 with Neovim and set termguicolors.

Thanks for the fix and the help with my colours.

termguicolors was causing issues in tmux. I have upgraded my tmux version and it fixed my issues. :)