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In Vim, I want to use a different colorscheme for each file type. e.g. I want to use <code>desert256</code> colorscheme for Python & JavaScript files, and use <code>jellybeans</code> colorscheme for HTML & CSS files. <hr> I've tried putting the following code in my <code>.vimrc</code>, but the colorscheme change happens only when changing buffers for the first time. i.e. If I open a new Python file, Python's colorscheme is used, and when I open a new CSS *buffer*, indeed the colorscheme changes to CSS's colorscheme. However, Changing back to Python's buffer does not change the colorscheme back. I've used <code>autocmd WinEnter</code> to try and make this rule happen when changing windows (and buffers), but it doesn't help: <pre><code>autocmd WinEnter,FileType python,javascript colorscheme desert256 autocmd WinEnter,FileType *,html,css colorscheme jellybeans " This includes default filetype colorscheme. </code></pre> <hr> How can I fix this? In addition, a bonus would be to not change a colorscheme when not needed - i.e. Changing from a Python to a JavaScript buffer won't change the colorscheme to "itself". <hr> <h2>EDIT:</h2> If anyone's interested, <a href="https://github.com/oryband/dotvim">here is my <code>.vimrc</code> repo in github.com</a>. I'll update it with the solution I find here once given.
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