Can't define color palette solely in Xresources with g:gruvbox_termcolors = 16 #50
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This allows vim to guess the value of &background. This will set the best colors based on system configuration. This will especially help while using 16 colors: see #50 This disables the fix for morhetz#7 temporarily while entering vim. It should still be possible to switch to and from light and dark mode afterwards.
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For themes that do not have identical background/color0 and foreground/color15 there is now alternative 16 color themes. Vim cannot expressly get the foreground/background color so gruvbox must use 0/15. Related to gruvbox-community/gruvbox#50
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It should now be possible to use just 16 colors. For Vim to detect whether to use light/dark, your terminal must support retrieving the foreground/background color. See Note that you need to set color 0 to the background color and color 15 to the foreground color, Vim does not have a way to expressly get the foreground and background color. I have provided terminal configurations where the colors match in gruvbox-contrib. |
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16-color variations were added for gruvbox-community/gruvbox#50 They were added because config file color 0/15 did not match the fg/bg. It appears, though, that all configs where this was not the case were a mistake.
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Related to gruvbox-community/gruvbox#50 Some configs use light/hard colors incorrectly, some use old colors.
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Some of the colorschemes in gruvbox-contrib were using old colors or hard/light backgrounds where they weren't supposed to. If I missed any let me know. |
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I would like to have Xresources as the single place to define my system-wide color palette and have Vim use that by setting
let g:gruvbox_termcolors = 16. However:set background=darkorset background=lightin my Vim configuration, depending on the Xresources color scheme. Otherwise, the cursor line has the opposite color.let g:gruvbox_termcolors = 16.So I can't just change the Xresources colors to change my color scheme, but also have to edit the Vim configuration. Is there a way around these two issues?
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