On 02/02/11 08:24, Marvin Renich wrote:
* Steve Laurie<[email protected]> [110201 09:17]:
Hi Marvin,
On my system, "gui_running" only distinguishes between Vim and gvim.
I put let my_has_gui_running = has("gui_running") early in my
~/.vimrc file and did :echo my_has_gui_running
In Vim run from the black and white tty text console, I get 0;
In Vim run insde of gnome-terminal, I also get 0;
In gvim, I get a 1
That's why it's not working. I'm trying to distinguish between tty
text mode and X mode.
Not between Vim and gvim.
Regards,
Steve
Ah, you want to distinguish between running in a terminal on a text
console and running in a terminal emulator under X. Does this do what
you want?
if $DISPLAY == ""
let is_x_terminal = 0
else
let is_x_terminal = 1
endif
...Marvin
Thanks for your help Marvin.
Both in text console and in gnome-terminal, :echo $DISPLAY returns 0
(int, not a string) - still no difference between tty text mode and
terminal emulator.
I have had some success using:
if &term=~'cons25'
colorscheme myvim
elseif &term=~'xterm'
set t_Co=256
colorscheme calmar256-dark
endif
but the strange thing is, if $TERM is set to xterm and not
xterm-256color, gkrellm locks up... something to do with the email part
of it.
If I could just find where xterm is being set and change it to
xterm-256color without altering tty mode's TERM settings (i.e. cons25)
I'd be laughing.
Thx,
Steve
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