Color cannot be overwritten about one-nvim HOT 16 CLOSED

Does it change when you run

highlight ALEErrorSign guifg=#E06C75

highlight! is not a command, I think you're confusing it with hi!

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Does it change when you run

After the plugin is loaded, it will change if run it with vim running.
However, until now, it was described and set in init.lua and it worked, but it does not work with one-nvim.
Works well with plugins for other color schemes.

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Are you calling it after setting the colorscheme?

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Are you calling it after setting the colorscheme?

Yes, give it a try

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I add

vim.api.nvim_command('autocmd Colorscheme * highlight Normal guibg=#FF0000')

to the end of my init.lua and it worked. Try adding your autocmd to the last line of you init.lua.

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Yes i know.
I want to change it without using autocmd.
That's possible with onebuddy and other plugins

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Sorry I misunderstood,

inside nvim/after/colors/one-nvim.vim

highlight ALEErrorSign guifg=#E06C75

where nvim is the root directory of your nvim folder.

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Sorry I misunderstood,

I'm sorry in poor English😅

nvim/after/colors/one-nvim.vim

I tried with this path and all the other syntax broke

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Just to verify, if you are on linux, if you run

cat ~/.config/nvim/after/colors/one-nvim.vim

you get

highlight ALEErrorSign guifg=#E06C75

Is that right?

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Initial state

After setting

❯ cat ~/.config/nvim/after/colors/one-nvim.vim
highlight ALEErrorSign guifg=#E06C75

reference:
https://github.com/yamatsum/mackup/tree/master/.config/nvim

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I think I have it now

" ~/.config/nvim/after/colors/one-nvim.vim
highlight ALEErrorSign guifg=#E06C75

-- end of init.lua
vim.api.nvim_command("runtime! after/colors/one-nvim.vim")

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After all it did not work.
Thank you for your kind answer.

The original purpose was just to overwrite the highlights with a simple setup.
Why can't one-nvim do what onebuddy can do?🤔

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That's strange. It worked on my computer.

I think you're probably best off using the autocmd since you said that worked.
I have no idea why it would work with onebuddy but not one-nvim.

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Worked this out with the creator of nvim-highlite

vim.api.nvim_command("augroup Highlight")
vim.api.nvim_command("autocmd!")
vim.api.nvim_command("autocmd ColorScheme one-nvim hi! Normal guifg=#000000 guibg=#FFFFFF")
vim.api.nvim_command("augroup end")
vim.api.nvim_command("colorscheme one-nvim")

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Or you could do

local vim, api, cmd = vim, vim.api, vim.cmd

local function augroups(definitions)
    for group_name, definition in pairs(definitions) do
        api.nvim_command("augroup " .. group_name)
        api.nvim_command("autocmd!")
        for _, def in ipairs(definition) do
            local command = table.concat(vim.tbl_flatten {"autocmd", def}, " ")
            api.nvim_command(command)
        end
        api.nvim_command("augroup END")
    end
end

local autocmds = {
    Highlight = {
        {"ColorScheme", "one-nvim", "hi! Normal guifg=#000000 guibg=#FFFFFF"}
    }
}

augroups(autocmds)
cmd 'colorscheme one-nvim'

It will do the same thing.

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I know I can change it with autocmd but I don't want to use autocmd just to overwrite colors.
This ticket will be closed so that I can proceed with the investigation.
Thank you.

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