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let php_asp_tags = 1
let php_baselib = 1
let php_htmlInStrings = 1
let php_parent_error_close = 1
let php_parent_error_open = 1

let g:pandoc#syntax#conceal#use = 1
set conceallevel=2

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let g:indent_guides_auto_colors = 0

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Extended support for TypeScript and TSX — #208 (⊶ 1bd44ade) by @iamdidev ↠ Added extended support for TypeScript and TSX through the yats.vim plugin. This provides, among many other good changes, better highlighting for syntax elements like decorators, more granular separation of different language elements within a single code line as well as highlighting for…

…interfaces with bold font style, typing characters and types.

…global methods like setTimeout with italic font style.

…regular expressions with nord13 instead of the normal color for quoted strings.

…global elements like Error, JSON and console.

…brackets of types as structural elements.

…TSX/JSX and HTML with a consistent appearance.

…TSX/JSX and HTML with a consistent appearance.

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Support for vim-clap — #178 (⊶ 7a52f66c) by @meck and @ikalnytskyi ↠ Added basic support for vim-clap, a modern and performant generic finder and dispatcher for Vim and NeoVim.

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Basic support for nvim-lsp (Language Server Protocol) — #198 (⊶ 0ccf70b6) by @alexanderjeurissen ↠ Added basic support for nvim-lsp, a collection of common configurations for the NVim language server protocol client.

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Consistent error highlighting between GUI and terminal mode — #202 (⊶ 974a9190) by @xulongwu4 ↠ The highlighting of errors in GUI and true color terminal mode now also uses nord4 as foreground color of instead of nord0.

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Improved highlighting for “More“ separator — #202 (⊶ 974a9190) by @xulongwu4 ↠ The highlighting of the More separator is now highlighted with the nord8 accent color.

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Transparent line number and cursor line background by default — #204 (⊶ 6323f662) by @xulongwu4 ↠ Before the background color of the LineNr and CursorLineNr highlighting groups were set to nord0 which was fine in most cases, but conflicted with plugins like Yggdroot/LeaderF that renders line numbers in a popup windows with a different background color.

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Support uniform status line background configuration for vim-airline and lightline.vim themes — #168 ⇄ #169 (⊶ 73b3d340) by @jmurinello ↠ Added support for the uniform status line theme configuration, introduced in version 0.7.0 through arcticicestudio/nord-vim#58, for the bundled vim-airline and lightline.vim themes.

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Basic support for coc.vim (Conquer of Completion) — #164 (⊶ a7797269) by @hennessey ↠ Added basic support for coc.nvim, a Intellisense engine for Vim 8 & NeoVim with full language server protocol support.

Basic support for vim-startify — #159 ⇄ #176 (⊶ 38ab4a9c) ↠ Added basic support for vim-startify with custom highlight groups.

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No underlined style for gutter line numbers — #174 ⇄ #185 (⊶ 0d352c4b) by @nixtrace and @alexandremjacques ↠ Vim version 8.1.2029 added the underline attribute for the CursorLineNr group to cterm based on vim/vim#4933. This change resulted in gutter line numbers being underlined which has now been reverted back to Nord's style by explicitly setting the attribute for the group to NONE.

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Fix missing whitespace — #165 (⊶ 81d80e4a) by @vasilescur ↠ Fixed a missing whitespace in the README project description.

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Nord Docs Transition — #158, #144 ⇄ #160 (⊶ 7be26147) ↠ Transferred all documentations, assets and from „Nord Vim“ to Nord Docs Please see the [corresponding issue in the Nord Docs repository][nord-docs#143] to get an overview of what has changed for Nord Vim and what has been done to migrate to Nord Docs.

Landing Page

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Theme configuration for bold font style rendering — #143 ⇄ #161 (⊶ 18a4e350) requested by @tobydeh ↠ Added a new nord_bold theme configuration to allow to explicitly toggle bold font rendering styles. It is enabled by default when running for both in GUI and terminal mode since most terminals and shells are capable to handle bold fonts.

Improvements

Active match for increment search — #139 ⇄ #140 (⊶ de24841a) by @aborzunov ↠ The currently active match during increment searches (IncSearch) is now highlighted differently (nord10 as background and nord6 as foreground) than inactive matches for a better visual distinction.

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0.11.0

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Basic support for Asciidoc syntax highlighting — #131 ⇄ #152 (⊶ 6e6025b9) by @tidux ↠ Added basic syntax highlighting support for Asciidoc that comes bundled with Vim 8.

Basic syntax highlighting support for Rust — #138 ⇄ #154 (⊶ b0ffc6b5) by @TerminalWitchcraft ↠ Added basic syntax highlighting support for Rust.

Traits and enums are colorized with nord7 and with bold font to make them visually stand out more. Also attributes and derives are colored with nord10.

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Macros are colorized with nord8 and bold font to make them visually different from "normal" functions.

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Escape sequences are colored with nord13.

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Import statements and paths are correctly colored with keyword and type colors.

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Haskell Syntax Plugin Support — #104 ⇄ #150 (⊶ b0ffc6b5) by @vabatta ↠ Added support for Haskell syntax through the neovimhaskell/haskell-vim plugin. This includes better coloring for types/classes using nord7 instead of highlighting them like keywords (nord9) and pre-processor and pragma elements are now colorized correctly with nord10.

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Theme config for bolder vertical split line — #132 ⇄ #153 (⊶ 9059d7d8) by @huyvohcmc ↠ Previously the VertSplit (:help VertSplit) key used nord1 as background color by default making the line appear to be very lumpy. This has now been changed to use nord0 as background instead to visually merge with the background so only the separator characters are a visual indicator for the split line which makes it look more lightweight and declutters the overall appearance.

With base editor background (default)

With enabled bold nord1 background

To allow user who liked the previous implementation to keep the style a new nord_bold_vertical_split_line theme config was also added that can be assigned to 1 to achieve the legacy design.

let g:nord_bold_vertical_split_line = 1

The README includes information and hints how to change the separator character by customizing Vim's fillchars (:help fillchars) variable.

Plugin Support

:terminal status line in airline — #134 (⊶ be815f09) by @meck ↠ Added support for Vim's new :terminal mode in airline.

Before: No :terminal support (before)

After: Support for airline's new _term theme keys

Improvements

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Better generator expressions in CMake — #137 ⇄ #151 (⊶ d2774cbb) by @markand ↠ CMake generator expressions are now highlighted using nord10 as foreground instead of nord13 as background and nord0 as foreground.

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airline warnings and errors — #130 (⊶ e85dbe75) by @axelitus ↠ Added support for error and warning elements of airline.

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ALE error and warning support — #135 (⊶ 9d82b7a1) by @meck ↠ Added support highlighting and underlines for ALE errors and warnings to also align the style with gutter signs.

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Vim 8 terminal highlighting — #125 ⇄ #126 (⊶ 83f8c260) by @cg433n ↠ Added support for the Vim's built-in terminal (:terminal) that comes with version 8.0.0 and higher.

Improvements

Comment Color Brightness — #145 ⇄ #146 (⊶ 9e0249ca) ↠ Implemented the increase of the comment color (nord3) brightness by 10% from a lightness level of ~35% to ~45%.

➜ Please see arcticicestudio/nord#94 for all details about this design change decision!

⚠ NOTE: This change also deprecates the comment contrast configuration that will be removed in Nord Vim version 1.0.0! The default comment color has been adjusted so the configuration is not required anymore for users to increase the brightness on their own. To notify users about this change a deprecation warning will be shown when the g:nord_comment_brightness configuration variable has been set and initialized through the user's configuration.

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Improved compatibility of airline with tmuxline.vim plugin — #117 ⇄ #128 (⊶ 3150628f) ↠ The Nord airline.vim UI plugin theme now includes better support for the tmuxline.vim plugin. Previously text shown in the main segment of the tmuxline, generated via the :Tmuxline airline command, caused a bad colour: NONE error or has been colorized using nord0 which resulted in unreadable text due to a nord3 background.

This has been fixed by using nord5 as foreground color. …#11 was used as implementation reference since it fixed the same incompatibility for the lightline.vim plugin.

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