Respecting the colour scheme

[WhyNotHugo]

semshi introduces too many extravagant colour for me, and I want it to use the theme I've configured instead of its own.

The README mentions g:semshi#simplify_markup. I've tried

let g:semshi#simplify_markup = v:false
let g:semshi#simplify_markup = false
let g:semshi#simplify_markup = '0'

But none of these work -- I still get semshi's builtin theme rather than my usual vim theme.

Any hints on how to actually use this settings? Or is that not the right one?

[ddnomad]

So I've being searching for a proper plugin to highlight my 3.7+ Python code with type annotations, f-strings and other goodness. Came across this project, which sounds pretty nice.

Sadly, a complete disregard to my color scheme is a huge deal breaker for me. From around 8 colors my color scheme defines, it seems like only 2? were left as is. The rest is now a bit over the top to my taste.

I might try putting together a custom color schema but it seems like a lot of work I'm not willing to put in at the moment.

[WhyNotHugo]

FWIW, I've been using nvim-treesitter, which does rather sophisticated highlighting, but uses the configured theme. If keeping a consistent theme is important, that might be the way to go.

[ddnomad]

FWIW, I've been using nvim-treesitter, which does rather sophisticated highlighting, but uses the configured theme. If keeping a consistent theme is important, that might be the way to go.

Oh interesting, I'll give it a try (and thanks for mentioning it)!

[lkhphuc]

I defined some highlight links to my colorscheme and put this in an autocommand as suggested in the readme, for anyone interested:

            "use default fg, just add style
            highlight! semshiImported gui=bold,italic 
            highlight! semshiGlobal gui=bold 
            " link to Treesitter
            highlight! link semshiParameter @parameter
            highlight! link semshiParameterUnused @parameter " same color, just add style
            highlight! semshiParameterUnused gui=undercurl. " lsp also provide this
            highlight! link semshiAttribute @attribute
            highlight! link semshiBuiltin @function.builtin
            highlight! link semshiUnresolved @text.warning