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dot_vim/plugged/semantic-highlight.vim/doc/semantic-highlight.txt

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+*semantic-highlight.txt*
+                                                *semantic-highlight*
+
+==============================================================================
+CONTENTS                                        *semantic-highlight-contents*
+
+Variables                                       |semantic-highlight-variables|
+
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+VARIABLES                                       *semantic-highlight-variables*
+
+g:semanticGUIColors                             *g:semanticGUIColors*
+
+Override this with an array of hex values to change the list of colors the
+plugin will use when in GUI mode.
+
+let g:semanticGUIColors = ['#FFF', '#000']
+
+g:semanticTermColors                            *g:semanticTermColors*
+
+Override this with an array of numeric values to change the list of colors the
+plugin will use when in CLI mode.
+
+let g:semanticGUIColors = [1, 2]
+
+g:semanticUseCache                              *g:semanticUseCache*
+
+By default the plugin will cache color values in order to provide a more
+consistent coloration across files.
+
+To turn this off, set this to 0
+
+let g:semanticUseCache = 0
+
+g:semanticEnableBlacklist                       *g:semanticEnableBlacklist*
+
+By default the plugin will use an internal blacklist to ensure language
+keywords are not colored.
+
+To disable this behaviour, set this to 0
+
+let g:semanticEnableBlacklist = 0
+
+g:semanticBlacklistOverride                     *g:semanticBlacklistOverride*
+
+The plugin uses an internal object to load keywords for various languages.
+Languages currently configured are PHP, JavaScript and Ruby.
+
+To add a language or replace the keyword list for a configured language,
+provide an override object as below:
+
+let g:semanticBlacklistOverride = { 'javascript': ['this', 'that', 'the_other'] }
+
+g:semanticEnableFileTypes                       *g:semanticEnableFileTypes*
+
+The plugin can be configured to activate automatically for certain filetypes.
+
+There are three possible behaviours, off, filetype only and filetype +
+cursorhold.
+
+filetype:
+
+This will automatically start the plugin when entering a file of the given
+filetypes.
+
+let g:semanticEnableFileTypes = ['javascript', 'vim']
+
+filetype + cursorhold:
+
+This will automatically start the plugin when entering a file of the given
+filetypes, and re-render on cursorhold for the same filetypes.
+
+let g:semanticEnableFileTypes = { 'javascript': 'js', 'vim': 'vim' }
+
+g:semanticPersistCache                     *g:semanticPersistCache*
+
+Set this to 1 to allow persistent color values across vim sessions
+
+Default value is 0
+
+g:semanticPersistCacheLocation             *g:semanticPersistCacheLocation*
+
+The location of the persisted color values.
+
+Default is $HOME/.semantic-highlight-cache
+
+vim:tw=78:ts=8:ft=help:norl:

dot_vim/plugged/semantic-highlight.vim/doc/tags

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+g:semanticBlacklistOverride	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticBlacklistOverride*
+g:semanticEnableBlacklist	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticEnableBlacklist*
+g:semanticEnableFileTypes	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticEnableFileTypes*
+g:semanticGUIColors	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticGUIColors*
+g:semanticPersistCache	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticPersistCache*
+g:semanticPersistCacheLocation	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticPersistCacheLocation*
+g:semanticTermColors	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticTermColors*
+g:semanticUseCache	semantic-highlight.txt	/*g:semanticUseCache*
+semantic-highlight	semantic-highlight.txt	/*semantic-highlight*
+semantic-highlight-contents	semantic-highlight.txt	/*semantic-highlight-contents*
+semantic-highlight-variables	semantic-highlight.txt	/*semantic-highlight-variables*
+semantic-highlight.txt	semantic-highlight.txt	/*semantic-highlight.txt*