On 17/10/09 13:07, Nwngz wrote:
>
> Hi, everybody.
>
> Sometimes I want to set different colorscheme for different window.
> But it's seems that colorshceme has no option or parameter to applies
> the color scheme to a particular buffer.
>
> Is this a impossible mission?
>
> Good day.
If the files in question have _different_ filetypes, you can choose a
colorscheme (or probably write your own) with different colours for
different 'syntax' settings (the camelCase names of syntax-dependent
highlight groups start with the syntax name).
If they share a _common_ filetype, I think the best you can do is
harness the WinEnter event to change colourschemes (globally) depending
on which file is current. You might have to define a buffer-local
variable to "remember" which colourscheme to use for a particular file.
Best regards,
Tony.
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