Closed berhoel closed 7 years ago
Nice found!
I saw your fork and appreciate the improvement with mapc 'disable-theme
👍. Will be in the next version 🙂
That's great.
I thought a bit about my idea of keeping the minor themes. Maybe using advices is the better way:
(defun my:refine-themes (&rest args)
"Load refining themes. Using dummy ARGS."
(load-theme 'org-beautify t)
(sml/setup))
(use-package circadian :ensure
:config
(setq circadian-themes '(("8:00" . leuven)
("19:30" . distinguished)))
(if after-init-time
(circadian-setup)
(add-hook 'after-init-hook 'circadian-setup t))
(advice-add 'circadian-setup :after 'my:refine-themes)
(advice-add 'circadian-enable-theme :after 'my:refine-themes))
The last advice of course relies on an implementation detail, so maybe an circadian-after-theme-load-hook
would be the better idea?
Yes, I found this issue too, should use disable-theme
before load the next color-theme.
The first quick-win was mapc
over custom-enabled-themes
before loading a new theme, as proposed by @berhoel. Just added that to v0.2.3. I actually used advice
in one of the first commits 🤔 (https://github.com/guidoschmidt/circadian.el/commit/07e79b8dd375b3be0768c9eaa6ecae8e1c090577) ...must have been lost on the way 😦 I will think about adding that back in for the next bigger release, much thanks for reporting and your good input 👍
I'm glad i could help.
I tried leuven and distinguished as themes switched by circadian. Switching from leuven (MELPA version) to distinguished left some settings from leuven in the new theme, i.E. in gnus groups buffer the topic header were not readable because leuven sets bold to bold/black and distinguished leaves it this way