Re: CursorLine colour

Hi,

How did you change the cursorline color? 

Generally,cursorline color is defined in your color scheme file.

I think the proper way to change cursorline color is adding a line like "hi CursorLine ..." to a color scheme file then use :colorscheme <file> to make it work.

2010/9/5 AK <andrei.avk@gmail.com>

Hi, I'm having a bit of a problem with cursorline here.. I like to have
it turned on constantly but with a very light background, grey30. The
trouble is that when I switch a window or buffer, it turns back to
default (grey40). I set up an autocommand that sets it to grey30 on
buffer change. That works fairly well, when I switch, I can see for half
a second colour turning to grey40 then back to grey30. However, in some
cases colour gets stuck at grey40, and I have to switch buffers again to
get it right. I can't figure out when exactly that happens, I hope
someone can help, if not to fix this permanently then at least give me a
hint of what actions may be causing this and why..

I did grep my .vim dir for cursorline and there isn't anything I can see
that could be the cause, I think.

 -ak

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