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Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2012 08:32:33 -0700 (PDT)
From: Aaron Cruz <pferdeflei...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Conditional statement in .vimrc to check if gui or terminal version
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I am having problems with the solarized dark colorscheme showing up correctly on my terminal version of MacVim because I don't want to use the solarized **terminal** theme as well.
I just found the `if has("gui_macvim")` statement but it is getting a true also for my terminal version of MacVim.
I would be happy solving this with a conditional statement in my .vimrc that looked something like this.
<code>
if has("terminal_macvim")
  set background=light
endif
</code>
(This would also have to not break linux vim builds)
Does such a thing exist?
Can anyone think of another way of solving this?
The use case is that I tend to use the terminal version for one off scripts and configs and the GUI version for projects that have some sort of file tree.
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Thanks all,
aaron
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