I was trying to match my terminal emulator colors in vis. So I naively moved the share/themes/*.lua files to some backup folder thinking that vis might fallback to terminal emulator colors. But to my surprise, when I opened a file, there was no cursor displayed on the window which had the file I wanted to edit. There was another window which displayed vis was not able to load the default theme. For some reasons the second window had cursor. I tried C-w + k, but that didn't help.
This is what I got when I tried to open vis-std.lua
And also should we really have a theme file as a dependency in vis-std.lua?
I was trying to match my terminal emulator colors in vis. So I naively moved the share/themes/*.lua files to some backup folder thinking that vis might fallback to terminal emulator colors. But to my surprise, when I opened a file, there was no cursor displayed on the window which had the file I wanted to edit. There was another window which displayed vis was not able to load the default theme. For some reasons the second window had cursor. I tried
C-w+k, but that didn't help.This is what I got when I tried to open
vis-std.luaAnd also should we really have a theme file as a dependency in vis-std.lua?