On 28/12/13 07:35, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 28/12/13 06:28, Ben Fritz wrote:
On Friday, December 27, 2013 3:25:24 AM UTC-6, Steve wrote:
You could possibly hack a tab-local color scheme using
TabEnter/TabLeave autocmds, but there's nothing built in even for
that.
Would this be complicated to do?
Thank you for your answer
Not complicated. I just whipped this up, it will automatically
remember per-tab any colorscheme you set. So just manually set
whatever colorscheme on whatever tab you want and it should work.
Adjust for your own needs:
autocmd ColorScheme * let t:colors_name = g:colors_name
autocmd TabEnter * if exists('t:colors_name') && g:colors_name !=#
t:colors_name | exec 'colorscheme' t:colors_name | endif
autocmd TabEnter * if !exists('t:colors_name') | let t:colors_name =
g:colors_name | endif
You could of course group these two TabEnter autocommands into one,
making the result conceptually simpler at the cost of a longer
autocommand, as follows (assuming 'nocompatible' so continuation lines
work). I'm adding an additional autocommand though, to make it work even
with no :colorscheme statement in the vimrc (or in any custom global
plugin):
autocmd VimEnter * if !exists('g_colors_name')
\ | let g:colors_name = 'default'
\ | endif
autocmd ColorScheme * let t:colors_name = g:colors_name
autocmd TabEnter *
\ if exists('t:colors_name')
\ | if g_colors_name !=# t_colors_name
-----------------------^-----------------^ oops!
g_ and t_ should of course be g: and t:
\ | exe 'colorscheme' t:colors_name
\ | endif
\ | else
\ | let t:colors_name = g:colors_name
\ | endif
Best regards,
Tony.
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