Fix/after - revert after loading of syntax themes #123
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Basically reverting PR #84. The after solution for syntax highlighting is inconsistent, and certain filetype will show different colors depending on when you source your config ref: dracula/vim#321
Move autoloaded palette, highlight to color/srcery.vim. We don't have to reference this in multiple script files, so I've moved it back into the main colors file
MindTooth
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Sep 16, 2024
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yeah, seems loading this way is unsuited for colorschemes. an added benefit is that now I think you could get by with just |
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Fix/after - revert after loading of syntax themes
Move everything back into the original colors file, loading syntax from
aftercan cause issues.For example, some file colors would change when sourcing
vimrc, while others was colored inconsistently, I noticed this in clojure, where the correct colors wasn't applied. I've been running this branch for a bit, and everything seems in order.Ref