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TaDaa / vimade

Vimade let's you dim, fade, tint, animate, and customize colors in your windows and buffers
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Split the same buffer does not change colors #84

Closed voyeg3r closed 5 days ago

voyeg3r commented 5 days ago

Inactive window does not change colors when we split the same buffer

TaDaa commented 5 days ago

Buffer fading is the default mode. There is also a related section in the README, but you can enable window fading as well if you prefer:

Vimscript::

let g:vimade={}
let g:vimade.ncmode='windows'

Lua

require('vimade').setup{ncmode='windows'}

Python

from vimade import vimade
vimade.setup(ncmode='windows')
TaDaa commented 5 days ago

That should resolve the behavior you are expecting, but feel free to reopen if it's still not working. Happy to help either way!

TaDaa commented 2 days ago

Just wanted to update this thread as it gave me an idea/inspiration for a new recipe. The idea is to apply window and buffer fade+tint but to separate degrees. This way you can distinguish what is a same-split buffer (while it still looks faded) and what is completely separate.

It's called Duo and you can try it out using the following if interested:

lua:

local Duo = require('vimade.recipe.duo').Duo
require('vimade').setup(Duo{animate = true})

preview: