Ⅰ. 插件描述
Remember last color scheme usedⅡ. 基本信息
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Ⅲ. 安装方法
使用Vundle管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:Plugin 'rojspencer/vim-colorminder':source %
:PluginInstall对于Vundle版本 < 0.10.2，请用上面的Bundle替换Plugin。
使用NeoBundle管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:NeoBundle 'rojspencer/vim-colorminder':source %
:NeoBundleInstall使用VimPlug管理器安装
在你的.vimrc下添加:Plug 'rojspencer/vim-colorminder':source %
:PlugInstall使用Pathogen管理器安装
在终端中运行以下命令:cd ~/.vim/bundle
git clone https://github.com/rojspencer/vim-colorminderⅣ. 文档说明
## Color Minder
Remembers last color scheme and sets it for use on vim startup.
Why?
I normally have a go to color scheme I prefer (currently it's jellybeans) but once in awhile I get bored and want to changes things up and issue a :colorscheme something_different.
Problem is that unless I update my .vimrc with this new scheme, subsequent starts of vim load the old color scheme (which tends to happen frequently switching between multiple projects). But if I update my .vimrc then my git repo managing it is now modified with something I probably don't want to keep permanently.
Plus I use vim-promptline and if I don't update my .vimrc then the nice change of pace to vim's colors that automatically flow to my commnad line are lost when vim starts up with the old color scheme.
My .vimrc ended up with junk like this:
" colorscheme hybrid
" colorscheme codeschool
" I like JellyBeans for now
colorscheme jellybeans
" colorscheme base16-brewer
" colorscheme badwolf
" Let's go with my forked Ubaryd for now
" colorscheme ubaryd
" How about code school (set AirlineTheme to base16)
" colorscheme codeschool
" let g:hybrid_use_iTerm_colors = 1
" colorscheme hybrid
" colorscheme Tomorrow
Why can't vim just remember what color scheme I was last using and go with that?
Thus Color Minder.
Features
- No need to update your .vimrc when changing color schemes.
- Remembers seperate color schemes for gui and terminal vim.
Installation
1) Install with your favorite plugin manager. If using Pathogen:
git clone https://github.com/rojspencer/vim-colorminder.git ~/.vim/bundle/vim-colorminder
2) Remove any colorscheme calls in your .vimrc. These will override this plugin and make it rather useless.
3) Recommended: set g:colorminder_scheme_default_gui and/or g:colorminder_scheme_default_term in your .vimrc
let g:colorminder_scheme_default_gui = "hybrid"
let g:colorminder_scheme_default_term = "jellybeans"
This ensures that if there hasn't been a previously saved color scheme you won't be staring at vim's 'default' scheme first time you start vim (or starting on a new computer). If you don't mind seeing the default color scheme until you change it for the first time then don't bother setting these.
Options
g:colorminder_scheme_default_gui
Default color scheme for gui vim if one has not been previously remembered.
Will use vim's "default" scheme if not specified.
g:colorminder_scheme_default_term
Default color scheme for terminal vim if one has not been previously remembered.
Will use vim's "default" scheme if not specified.
g:colorminder_last_colorscheme_file
Path to file to store last used color scheme(s).
Default: ~/.vim/.colorminder_last_colorscheme
If this folder is source controlled in your environment, would be best to specify a different location.
Example:
let g:colorminder_last_colorscheme_file = $HOME . "/.last_colorscheme"
g:colorminder_additional_lines
Additional script lines to add after color scheme loads.
This is useful for color schemes that have multiple variations based on
other settings that exist.
For example, the pencil and base16 color schemes have both light and dark
versions and is based on the current setting of background
Value should be an array of lines to inject after the call to colorscheme
Example:
let g:colorminder_additional_lines = [
\' if (match(g:colors_name, "^base16-") > -1) || (g:colors_name == "pencil")',
\' set background=dark',
\' end']Issues
This plugin relies on the chosen color scheme setting g:colors_name. If the color scheme fails to set this then things will not work. There is an
attempt to shoot out a warning if a color scheme is not setting g:colors_scheme.
Some color themes have multiple variations but don't update g:colors_name to reflect those. For example, the sol theme has 'sol' and 'sol-term'. If you set :colorscheme sol-term g:colors_name is only updated to be 'sol' and that's what gets remembered. Not sure if there is anything I can do about that.
This was my first vim plugin. Was fun learning how to do this but things may not be perfect.