Closed nehalecky closed 10 years ago
Hi, I think there're two methods:
ome-gui.org
and do anything you like.Hey @xiaohanyu, thanks for the pointers.
I will look into implementing / configuring, however, in the meantime, maybe this issue could lead to more discussions as to providing a defined method to allow to select other color schemes in OME?
However, switching color-theme from A to B doesn't get same result with switching color-theme from vanilla emacs directly to B.
Understood, and as such, even providing some basic documentation outlining such steps, would be grand (e.g., Section like "Changing from Solarized to Color Theme A"). For all the builtin functionality OME has, this seems like it would be a nice fit. :)
As always, thank you.
Thanks for your advice. I'll take some time and implement this. It is useful.
Yes it does take some time to figure out that this custom.el is actualy the treasure chest ;) Thank you so much for this emacs its actualy my first emacs and I am actualy a hardcore vim Tmux user ;) I use emacs now for clojure and scala development and vim for playframework stuff. The thing I dont like about emacs i the terminal integration its still not as nice as having zshell tmux and vim ... I love solarized and try to implement it were I can ... yes even eclipse has solarized and imessage LoL Ive done it with the apple pallet ;)
Fixed.
Hey @xiaohanyu! First, thank you: I've been able to spend a bit more time digging into the internals of OME and it is well-thought and well-implemented. Well-done :clap:
So, I am still modifying to my liking and wanted to ask, before hacking away: what would be the best approach to changing the default solarized color theme? I like solarized, however, am used to a few others (zenburn, snowish, etc.)
In my previous home-baked
init.el
, I was able to initialize anycolor-theme
on load with:In OME see the call to load solarized theme in
ome-gui.org
:What is the best approach to expand / modify this for other themes?
Thanks much in advanced, appreciated: :)