doc: reorder helpfile a bit
Restructure helpfile a bit, order configuration by alphabet Add section headers per theme name
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NAME *airline-themes-configuration*
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*g:airline_theme*
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*g:airline_theme*
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To define a theme to be used by vim-airline you can set the variable
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g:airline_theme in your |.vimrc| like this: >
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:let g:airline_theme='dark'
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<
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*airline-theme-dark_minimal*
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*airline-theme-base16*
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Base16 is a popular theme from Chris Kempson
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(https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-vim)
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The default theme is base16, all other base16-themes have been generated and
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might not support all options.
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*g:airline_base16_improved_contrast*
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Improves the contrast for the inactive statusline. To enable it: >
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let g:airline_base16_improved_contrast = 1
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<
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*airline#themes#base16#constant*
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Uses a predefined colorpalette for defining the colors, instead of guessing
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the values from other highlight groups. To enable it: >
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let g:airline#themes#base16#constant = 1
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<
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*airline-theme-base16-shell*
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base16_shell theme for vim-airline matches your active Base16 Shell theme.
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It should be used in combination with Base16 Shell, which sets the correct
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colors in the terminal: (https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-shell). The
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colors used in this theme are within the 21 term colors set by Base16 Shell.
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The theme supports 2 options described below.
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*g:airline_base16_solarized*
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Adjusts the colors to match base16_solarized shell theme. You may also try to
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use it with other Base16 Shell themes. To enable it: >
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let g:airline_base16_solarized = 1
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*airline-theme-base16-tomorrow*
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*airline-theme-base16-oceanicnext*
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base16 theme for vim-airline matches your active Base16 colorscheme.
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Allow 256 color use of the base16 theme. Without this setting
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the theme may look incorrect in 256 color mode. To enable it: >
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let base16colorspace = 256
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*airline-theme-dark_minimal*
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This is a copy of the dark.vim theme, however it does not change colors in
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the different modes, so should bring some performance improvements because
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airline does not have to redefine highlighting groups after they have been
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setup once. However, it won't change colors if e.g. the mode changes.
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*airline-theme-solarized*
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*g:solarized_base16*
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*airline-theme-deus*
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*g:deus_termcolors*
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Set to 256 for 256-color mode (the default), or 16 for 16-color mode.
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Has no effect if using true/24-bit color. To enable 16-color mode: >
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let g:onedark_termcolors = 16
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*airline-theme-onedark*
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*g:onedark_termcolors*
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Set to 256 for 256-color mode (the default), or 16 for 16-color mode.
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Has no effect if using true/24-bit color. To enable 16-color mode: >
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let g:onedark_termcolors = 16
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*airline-theme-molokai*
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Enable brighter molokai theme. Mainly, the branch and filetype sections will
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be shown in a nice orange. >
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let g:airline_molokai_bright = 1
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16-color mode is intended to be used with specific terminal colors as
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described in the installation notes for the joshdick/onedark.vim colorscheme:
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(https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim#installation)
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*airline-theme-solarized*
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*g:solarized_base16*
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Base16 has a Solarized theme with the usual colors, but mapped in the
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terminal differently. The main difference is that the bright colors,
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of light by default. To enable it: >
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let g:airline_solarized_dark_inactive_border = 1
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*airline-theme-base16*
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Base16 is a popular theme from Chris Kempson
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(https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-vim)
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The default theme is base16, all other base16-themes have been generated and
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might not support all options.
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*g:airline_base16_improved_contrast*
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Improves the contrast for the inactive statusline. To enable it: >
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let g:airline_base16_improved_contrast = 1
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<
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*airline#themes#base16#constant*
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Uses a predefined colorpalette for defining the colors, instead of guessing
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the values from other highlight groups. To enable it: >
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let g:airline#themes#base16#constant = 1
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<
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*airline-theme-base16-shell*
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base16_shell theme for vim-airline matches your active Base16 Shell theme.
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It should be used in combination with Base16 Shell, which sets the correct
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colors in the terminal: (https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-shell). The
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colors used in this theme are within the 21 term colors set by Base16 Shell.
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The theme supports 2 options described below.
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*g:airline_base16_solarized*
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Adjusts the colors to match base16_solarized shell theme. You may also try to
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use it with other Base16 Shell themes. To enable it: >
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let g:airline_base16_solarized = 1
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<
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*airline-theme-base16-tomorrow*
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*airline-theme-base16-oceanicnext*
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base16 theme for vim-airline matches your active Base16 colorscheme.
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Allow 256 color use of the base16 theme. Without this setting
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the theme may look incorrect in 256 color mode. To enable it: >
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let base16colorspace = 256
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*airline-theme-onedark*
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*g:onedark_termcolors*
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Set to 256 for 256-color mode (the default), or 16 for 16-color mode.
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Has no effect if using true/24-bit color. To enable 16-color mode: >
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let g:onedark_termcolors = 16
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<
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16-color mode is intended to be used with specific terminal colors as
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described in the installation notes for the joshdick/onedark.vim colorscheme:
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(https://github.com/joshdick/onedark.vim#installation)
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*airline-theme-deus*
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*g:deus_termcolors*
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Set to 256 for 256-color mode (the default), or 16 for 16-color mode.
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Has no effect if using true/24-bit color. To enable 16-color mode: >
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let g:onedark_termcolors = 16
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*airline-theme-zenburn*
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*airline-theme-zenburn*
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*g:zenburn_high_Contrast*
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Enable higher contrast colors for the zenburn colorscheme and the
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The zenburn colorscheme also supports a couple of other configuration
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variables, that possibly also influence the colors in the zenburn airline
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theme. Please check the zenburn color scheme on how to configure it.
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*airline-theme-molokai*
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Enable brighter molokai theme. Mainly, the branch and filetype sections will
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be shown in a nice orange. >
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let g:airline_molokai_bright = 1
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==============================================================================
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CONTRIBUTIONS *airline-themes-contributions*
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