On 11/11/08 00:05, Sashan Govender wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'd like to add something to my .vimrc to change the colorscheme
> applied depending on the whether I'm running a gvim instance or vim in
> a terminal.
>
> Thanks
>
>
Method I (for Windows, or for Unix users who never use the ":gui"
command manually to start the GUI from an already-running Console Vim):
if has('gui_running')
colorscheme foo
else
colorscheme bar
endif
or (equivalent but using a different construct)
exe "colorscheme" (has('gui_running')?"foo":"bar")
Method II (for Unix users who sometimes start the GUI by using the :gui
command after using Console Vim for some time):
Variant IIa
colorscheme bar
au GUIEnter * colorscheme foo
Variant IIb
" in .vimrc
colorscheme bar
" in .gvimrc
colorscheme foo
You may want to add additional if wrappers:
- "if has('autocmd') ... endif" to avoid creating an autocommand if the
current Vim version hasn't got +autocmd compiled-in
- "if has('syntax') ... endif" to avoid setting a colorscheme in
versions without +syntax
- "if has('gui') ... endif" to avoid using the GUIEnter autocommand in a
version which cannot be used as a GUI.
Best regards,
Tony.
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