request: add command line arg to launch with different background
Srinath
command so that if I do something like:
[]$ mvim -bgl
it starts macvim with light background
and
[]$mvim -bgd
it starts in dark.
Ofcourse I would only use the command line arg for my personal non-
default background. I usually code with a dark background, but when
using a projector, we all know the greens and blues diffuse on a dark
background, so light is more usuable. I do use the mavim colorscheme
( which is great for me).
Thanks for any input.
<>Srinath
Sylvain Soliman
> This is a request, but someone may show me how to modify the mvim
> command so that if I do something like:
> []$ mvim -bgl
> it starts macvim with light background
> and
> []$mvim -bgd
> it starts in dark.
Any reason why:
$ mvim -c 'set bg=light'
is not doing what you want?
Sylvain
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Phil Dobbin
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You could try something with the -c flag. See:
`:h -c`
Never tried it but it may work with `colorscheme`
Cheers,
Phil..
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