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How to set if else for vim's “set background = ” for light and dark colorschemes?


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For themes like One or PaperColor, there are dark and light versions. For dark or light theme, I usually add my own customizations like bracket color, comment color... etc.



I tried to combine them so that everytime I set background=dark or light, with an if else statement. I tried the following but it doesn't work.



if (set background=dark)
""" my own code here
endif


Please let me know how to go about this and thank you.










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    For themes like One or PaperColor, there are dark and light versions. For dark or light theme, I usually add my own customizations like bracket color, comment color... etc.



    I tried to combine them so that everytime I set background=dark or light, with an if else statement. I tried the following but it doesn't work.



    if (set background=dark)
    """ my own code here
    endif


    Please let me know how to go about this and thank you.










    share|improve this question

























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      For themes like One or PaperColor, there are dark and light versions. For dark or light theme, I usually add my own customizations like bracket color, comment color... etc.



      I tried to combine them so that everytime I set background=dark or light, with an if else statement. I tried the following but it doesn't work.



      if (set background=dark)
      """ my own code here
      endif


      Please let me know how to go about this and thank you.










      share|improve this question














      For themes like One or PaperColor, there are dark and light versions. For dark or light theme, I usually add my own customizations like bracket color, comment color... etc.



      I tried to combine them so that everytime I set background=dark or light, with an if else statement. I tried the following but it doesn't work.



      if (set background=dark)
      """ my own code here
      endif


      Please let me know how to go about this and thank you.







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          if &background ==# 'dark'
          " balabala
          endif


          &background get value of 'background' option, check :help let-&

          ==# compare strings case sensitively, check :help ==#






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          if &background ==# 'dark'
          " balabala
          endif


          &background get value of 'background' option, check :help let-&

          ==# compare strings case sensitively, check :help ==#






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          • While the answer is correct, could you please add some explanation? Like why & and ==#.

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          if &background ==# 'dark'
          " balabala
          endif


          &background get value of 'background' option, check :help let-&

          ==# compare strings case sensitively, check :help ==#






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          • While the answer is correct, could you please add some explanation? Like why & and ==#.

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          if &background ==# 'dark'
          " balabala
          endif


          &background get value of 'background' option, check :help let-&

          ==# compare strings case sensitively, check :help ==#






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          if &background ==# 'dark'
          " balabala
          endif


          &background get value of 'background' option, check :help let-&

          ==# compare strings case sensitively, check :help ==#







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