[vim/vim] How can I reset g:terminal_ansi_colors to defaults? (Issue #11400)
Jason Gomez
I absolutely love using vim and gvim and use them on Linux and Windows.
With gvim I use the PaperColor colour schame, which is very nice, but on Windows it messes up the terminal colours so my ls.exe (port) LS_COLORS are all wrong.
There is an explanation as to why here, but I don't really understand it.
I tried setting g:terminal_ansi_colors but this didn't work, but when I accidentally added colors without the #hash signs, I got an error, but the LS_COLORS were all reset to default, seemingly without any problem caused with using the theme on normal text buffers.
let g:terminal_ansi_colors = [
\'282C34', 'E06C75', '98C379', 'E5C07B',
\'61AFEF', 'C678DD', '56B6C2', 'DCDFE4',
\'E9969D', 'B3D39C', 'EDD4A6', '8FC6F4',
\'D7A1E7', '7BC6D0', 'F9F9FA', '5A6374' ]
The above results is resetting g:terminal_ansi_colors, but I get this error message:
E254: Cannot allocate colour 282C34
E475: Invalid argument: g:terminal_ansi_colors
So it seems to be possible to reset g:terminal_ansi_colors, as this error causes it to do that. How can I make gvim reset the terminal colours without causing an error?
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Christian Brabandt
I may not understand the problem, but if you do not want to set the terminal colors, have you tried to remove/unlet the g:terminal_ansi_colors variable? That would be :unlet! g:terminal_ansi_colors (the bang is there so that vim does not complain in case the variable does not exist)
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Jason Gomez
Closed #11400 as completed.
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Jason Gomez
Yes, that worked. I didn't need to use the bang. Thanks!
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