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Hi. I believe is's better to define the airline_term in the most popular themes (or even in all of them) in order to provide a nicer user experience. For instance, we could pick the same settings as for airline_c: found that it's a pleasure to look at with my solarized light theme:
Before (use the default airline_term):
After patching:
lets:saved_theme= []
letg:airline_theme_patch_func='AirlineThemePatch'function!AirlineThemePatch(palette)
for colors invalues(a:palette)
ifhas_key(colors, 'airline_c') &&len(s:saved_theme) ==# 0lets:saved_theme= colors.airline_c
endififhas_key(colors, 'airline_term')
let colors.airline_term =s:saved_themeendifendforendfunction
and applying the same colors as for airline_c I have:
which is arguably (but likely) much better for eyes.
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airline_term tag for built-in vim terminal isn't defined in most themes
airline_term built-in vim terminal's tag isn't defined in most themes
Jul 22, 2019
illia-danko
changed the title
airline_term built-in vim terminal's tag isn't defined in most themes
airline_term built-in vim terminal's tag isn't defined for most themes
Jul 22, 2019
I have refrained to add the airline_theme group to the existing themes mainly because I am not good at theming and do not really know what would look good per theme. However I am not opposed to add custom airline_term sections to specific themes. PRs appreciated.
Hi. I believe is's better to define the
airline_term
in the most popular themes (or even in all of them) in order to provide a nicer user experience. For instance, we could pick the same settings as forairline_c
: found that it's a pleasure to look at with my solarized light theme:Before (use the default airline_term):
After patching:
and applying the same colors as for airline_c I have:
which is arguably (but likely) much better for eyes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: