reedes/vim-colors-pencil — pull request #1 by mattly (2014-01-18 15:14:54+00:00)
Title: Adjust terminal highlighting colors for code

Nice work on the pencil theme! I've made an iTerm version of it as well, will be uploading it shortly. Anyway I use vim in the terminal under tmux and some things weren't looking quite right. Here's a summary of my changes, take them for what you will:

```
Error This wasn't standing out enough, emboldened.

TODO Was showing up as white on light grey, now on red.

ColorColumn The `ctermbg` was simply set to the regular background and the
foreground highlighting was a middle-grey. This produced
odd-looking off-color characters that seemed like some sort of
error on the occasional ragged line. Adjusted `ctermbg` to be
similar to the guibg, and disabled the foreground highlighting.
If you want to disable this, you can do so with `set colorcolumn=0`

CursorColumn Was set to no highlighting. This is a useful feature for
whitespace-sensitive languages like Python or CoffeeScript, and if
you want to disable it you can do so with `set nocursorcolumn`

CursorLine Was set to no highlighting. This is a useful feature for code in
general. If you want to disable it you can do so with
`set nocursorline`
```