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maximbaz / lightline-ale

ALE indicator for the lightline vim plugin
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Issues with setting the correct color for warning and error #14

Closed ghost closed 6 years ago

ghost commented 6 years ago

The plugin seems to have problems using the correct color for 'error' and 'warning'. It loads the stock colors and not the ones from my colorscheme. The error and warning colors seem to be correct elsewhere. Here's my colorscheme and .vimrc.

Edit: User error. I managed to miss that there was a duplicate "let g:lightline" in the .vimrc. Spent an hour troubleshooting before submitting, found the error 2 minutes after submitting this.

maximbaz commented 6 years ago

Great that you found a solution 😄 I'll close the issue since there's nothing to do.

horseinthesky commented 4 years ago

@maximbaz Could you please tell me how to check what color options I do have? And is it possible to set a custom color for icons?

maximbaz commented 4 years ago

If I remember correctly, the valid options are left, warning and error - they come from lightline itself. I don't think it's possible to configure icons colors, no...

horseinthesky commented 4 years ago

The thing is these left, warning, error (and I've found raw in the documentation of lightline change their color with changing the colorscheme of lightline and I would like to set ALE errors and warings blocks to keep their colors.

maximbaz commented 4 years ago

I see what you want 🤔 I don't know if it's possible, really depends on what lightline allows you to do for components. If you want to dig into this, my only idea is to try to define to a new type (e.g. let g:lightline.component_type = { 'linter_errors': 'always_red'), and then somehow set a colorscheme for this always_red... somehow.

Try to ask maybe on lightline issue tracker as well, how to set component_type to render to a specific color and not to colorscheme-dependent one.

horseinthesky commented 4 years ago

Ok. I've just started digging how lightline works and need to spend some time on it. Thank you.