feat: Added option for italic_comments
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@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ M.ui = {
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"onedark",
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"onedark",
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"gruvchad",
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"gruvchad",
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},
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},
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italic_comments = false,
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-- Enable this only if your terminal has the colorscheme set which nvchad uses
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-- Enable this only if your terminal has the colorscheme set which nvchad uses
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-- For Ex : if you have onedark set in nvchad , set onedark's bg color on your terminal
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-- For Ex : if you have onedark set in nvchad , set onedark's bg color on your terminal
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@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ M.ui = {
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"onedark",
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"onedark",
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"gruvchad",
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"gruvchad",
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},
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},
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italic_comments = false,
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-- Enable this only if your terminal has the colorscheme set which nvchad uses
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-- Enable this only if your terminal has the colorscheme set which nvchad uses
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-- For Ex : if you have onedark set in nvchad , set onedark's bg color on your terminal
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-- For Ex : if you have onedark set in nvchad , set onedark's bg color on your terminal
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@ -41,11 +41,20 @@ fg("IndentBlanklineChar", line)
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-- misc --
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-- misc --
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fg("LineNr", grey)
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fg("LineNr", grey)
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fg("Comment", grey_fg)
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-- Comments
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local ui = require("utils").load_config().ui
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if ui.italic_comments then
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cmd("hi Comment gui=italic guifg=" .. grey_fg)
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else
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fg("Comment", grey_fg)
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end
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fg("NvimInternalError", red)
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fg("NvimInternalError", red)
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fg("VertSplit", line)
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fg("VertSplit", line)
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fg("EndOfBuffer", black)
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fg("EndOfBuffer", black)
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--fg_bg("Visual",light_grey, colors.lightbg)
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-- fg_bg("Visual",light_grey, colors.lightbg)
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-- Pmenu
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-- Pmenu
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bg("Pmenu", one_bg)
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bg("Pmenu", one_bg)
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