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just does nothing #7

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real-or-random opened this issue May 1, 2018 · 1 comment
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just does nothing #7

real-or-random opened this issue May 1, 2018 · 1 comment

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@real-or-random
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Sorry, this is not a very informative bug report.
Dyevim just does nothng in C++ files.

I installed your YCM and it works perfectly with semantic features. There is no error message. :echo g:loaded_dyevim shows 1. I use solarized8 but even when I switch to wombat256_mod, things like std are not highlighted.

Any hints how to debug this?
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davits commented May 8, 2018

Hi @real-or-random, sorry for the late answer.
Are you using vim, gvim or neovim ?
Colorscheme naming is important, currently only solarized(has terminal support) and wombat256mod(no terminal support) are supported, but there is no support for solarize8 or wombat256_mod(maybe there is a typo?).
Please try using gvim with solarized colorscheme and see if it works.
If it doesn't, uncomment this line and send me the generated log file (dyevim.log):

DyeVim/python/dye/dyevim.py

Line 44 in cf3d86c

#log.InitLogging('debug')

real-or-random added a commit to real-or-random/DyeVim that referenced this issue May 9, 2018
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Use the same python version as YCM
036265e 
When Python 2 and 3 are available, we need to use the version that is
used by YCM to be able to access ycm_state. This commit adopts the
version detection logic of YCM to ensure that we use the right version.

Fixes davits#7.
real-or-random added a commit to real-or-random/DyeVim that referenced this issue May 9, 2018
@real-or-random
Use the same Python version as YCM
4a9fe8a 
When Python 2 and 3 are available, we need to use the version that is
used by YCM to be able to access ycm_state. This commit adopts the
version detection logic of YCM to ensure that we use the right version.

Fixes davits#7.
@real-or-random real-or-random mentioned this issue May 9, 2018
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@davits davits closed this as completed in #8 May 10, 2018
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