Preface

This plugin will load corresponding patch script located in the given directory when current colorscheme changed.

Get started

Install this plugin with your plugin manager (without lazy loading):

Plug 'skywind3000/vim-color-patch'

Setup the patch search path:

let g:cpatch_path = '~/.vim/cpatch'

And script with the same name will be loaded in this locations after :color xxx command.

Examples

Change line number color for the desert colorscheme

create a new file named desert.vim in the ~/.vim/cpatch folder:

highlight! LineNr term=bold cterm=NONE ctermfg=DarkGrey ctermbg=NONE 
	\ gui=NONE guifg=#585858 guibg=NONE

and this script will be loaded after executing:

:color desert

And LineNr in desert will be overrided.

Remove all italic for Windows

edit ~/.vim/cpatch/__init__.vim :

if has('win32') || has('win64')
    call cpatch#disable_italic()
endif

The __init__.vim is a public script and it will be sourced for every colorscheme.

vim-color-patch provides some help functions like disable_italic() for style tuning.

Remove background colors for listchars for monokai

edit ~/.vim/cpatch/monokai.vim:

call cpatch#remove_background('SpecialKey')

Change VertSplit style for gruvbox

edit ~/.vim/cpatch/gruvbox.vim:

hi! VertSplit term=reverse ctermfg=239 ctermbg=233 guifg=#64645e guibg=#211F1C

And VertSplit style in gruvbox will be overrided.

Help functions

This plugin provides some help functions for highlight manipulation:

Remove style in all highlight groups:

function cpatch#remove_style(what)

argument what can be one of:

['underline', 'undercurl', 'reverse', 'inverse', 'italic', 'bold', 'standout']

Disable italics:

function cpatch#disable_italic()

same as call cpatch#remove_style("italic") .

Disable bolds:

function cpatch#disable_bold()

same as call cpatch#remove_style("bold") .

Remove background for a highlight group:

function cpatch#remove_background(group)

eg. remove background in the SignColumn:

call cpatch#remove_background('SignColumn')

Credit

TODO