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doc/nvim-dap-view.txt

@@ -45,8 +45,7 @@ Why? ~
 
 By default, when launching a session, `nvim-dap`’s terminal window takes half
 the screen. As a saner default, `nvim-dap-view` hijacks the terminal window
-(even if not invoked), making the split take only 12 (configurable) screen
-lines.
+(even if not invoked), making the split take only 12 (configurable) lines.
 
 >lua
     -- Your nvim-dap config
@@ -83,10 +82,10 @@ The plugin provides 4 "views" that share the same window (so there’s clutter)
 - REPL view
     - Use REPL provided by nvim-dap
 
-You can also interact with the console provided by nvim-dap (though, arguably,
-that’s not a feature from nvim-dap-view). The console has its own window.
-However, its default size (height) is resized to match you nvim-dap-view
-configuration.
+You can also interact with the console provided by `nvim-dap` (though,
+arguably, that’s not a feature from `nvim-dap-view`). The console has its own
+window. However, its default size (height) is resized to match you
+`nvim-dap-view` configuration.
 
 
 DOCUMENTATION                      *nvim-dap-view-nvim-dap-view-documentation*
@@ -100,7 +99,7 @@ Default options ~
     return {
         winbar = {
             show = true,
-            sections = { "watches", "exceptions", "breakpoints" },
+            sections = { "watches", "exceptions", "breakpoints", "repl" },
             -- Must be one of the sections declared above
             default_section = "watches",
         },
@@ -159,6 +158,26 @@ course). An example for the toggle functionality, using the lua API:
 <
 
 
+HIGHLIGHT GROUPS ~
+
+`nvim-dap-view` defines 8 highlight groups:
+
+>lua
+    NvimDapViewMissingData
+    NvimDapViewWatchText
+    NvimDapViewWatchTextChanged
+    NvimDapViewExceptionFilterEnabled
+    NvimDapViewExceptionFilterDisabled
+    NvimDapViewBreakpointFileName
+    NvimDapViewBreakpointLineNumber
+    NvimDapViewBreakpointSeparator
+<
+
+They are linked to (somewhat) reasonable defaults, but they may look odd with
+your colorscheme. Consider contributing to your colorscheme by sending a PR to
+add support to `nvim-dap-view`.
+
+
 ROADMAP                                  *nvim-dap-view-nvim-dap-view-roadmap*
 
 - Watches