Is their any way to add background image in VIM. like,
:set background=dark
I don't know is is possible or not. If you know any way to do this tell me. Thanks.....
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A:
As per http://stackoverflow.com/questions/753082/can-gvim-have-a-background-image I assume it's not possible. Why would you even want this?
Pieter
2010-05-29 09:14:49
I feel, if I add the background image it will differentiate konsole, terminal, and vim files.
ungalnanban
2010-05-29 09:57:04
Why isn't setting the background color enough for this differentation? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1117526/vim-background is a possibility in that case. And is there a reason to use `vim` instead of `gvim` which has more possibilities for costumization?
Pieter
2010-05-29 10:06:41
I prefer `vim` because I can locate it within two more levels of organization, ie within a `screen` session within a terminal tab. There might be others, I really don't use `gvim` because losing that alone blows the sale. Also the fact that if X crashes my vim session is still alive is pretty nice.
intuited
2010-05-31 02:14:14
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A:
Gnome's and KDE's terminal emulators have an option for background images, and they have "profiles" that can set up different settings for different usage. You should be able to set up a 'vim' profile in one of these with its own background image pretty easily.
David Winslow
2010-05-29 15:40:43