solarized_flood

A colorscheme for vim-airline/lightline. Lets make the solarized flood fill your editor.

Table of Contents

• Screenshots
• Installation
• Configuration
• License

Screenshots

The following screenshots are from vim-airline. The colorscheme for lightline is not as fancy as that in vim-airline since API is different.

Overall

Statuslines (default style)

Statuslines (alternative style)

Readonly Indicator Accents

Installation

This repo contains a theme/colorscheme for both vim-airline and lightline. To install (with vim-plug):

Plug 'Neur1n/solarized_flood'

Configuration

g:solarized_flood_nv_mode_style

An option to customize the font style of seciton c when in normal and visual mode, since the 'italic' style sometimes causes glitches on the statusline. The default is:

let g:solarized_flood_nv_mode_style = 'NONE'

More styles can be found with ':help attr-list'.

g:solarized_flood_dam (currently only available in vim-airline)

Now lets bulid a dam to stop the flood! The default highlighting for 'modified' mode could be inconspicuous that one should actually move an eye on the statusline to tell if a buffer is modified. Enabling the 'dam' will inverse the highlighting and the whole section c will be highlighted which makes it more obivous after a buffer is modified. To enable it:

let g:solarized_flood_dam = 1 (default: 0)

License

MIT License. Copyright (c) 2018 Jihang Li.