Closed ysomad closed 2 years ago
@ysomad what kind of changes do you expect? Generally the original colorscheme seems lacking a lot of things and seems like it's made specifically for the author, I'm thinking of rewriting it and making it more complete and configurable, tho that's some work and I don't really have that much time everyday.
@ysomad what kind of changes do you expect? Generally the original colorscheme seems lacking a lot of things and seems like it's made specifically for the author, I'm thinking of rewriting it and making it more complete and configurable, tho that's some work and I don't really have that much time everyday.
Seems like it's lacking borders in telescope windows and some colors looks odd atleast it looks like it for me.
How it looks in oxocarbon
Gruvbox for example
@ysomad I see. I'll look into how telescope higlight groups work today night or tommorow.
@ysomad Hey. With the new changes you are able to do
vim.g.oxocarbon_lua_alternative_telescope = true
To change the telescope's theming.
Try it and tell me how it feels! Cheers.
@ysomad Hey. With the new changes you are able to do
vim.g.oxocarbon_lua_alternative_telescope = true
To change the telescope's theming.
Try it and tell me how it feels! Cheers.
I set global variable you've provided and updated plugin but it does not work :(
Telescope still the same even with true option.
@ysomad are you sure you updated the plugin? Also, I'm pretty sure the option should be set before the plugin loads.
@ysomad are you sure you updated the plugin? Also, I'm pretty sure the option should be set before the plugin loads.
Yes, I updated with PackerSync
and options.lua module is loading before plugins in my configuration
@ysomad are you sure you updated the plugin? Also, I'm pretty sure the option should be set before the plugin loads.
I got it, if I set the variable before setting colorscheme it works!
I love it! Thank you so much! I think you can close the issue.
@ysomad awesome, no problem.
Is it just me or telescope with oxocarbon looks kinda bad?