fix: let hl_override
be compatible with custom themes
load `hl_override` after the theme
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local cmd = vim.cmd
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local cmd = vim.cmd
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local override = require("core.utils").load_config().ui.hl_override
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local colors = require("colors").get()
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local colors = require("colors").get()
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local ui = require("core.utils").load_config().ui
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local ui = require("core.utils").load_config().ui
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fg("TelescopeBorder", one_bg)
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fg("TelescopeBorder", one_bg)
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fg_bg("TelescopeResultsTitle", black, blue)
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fg_bg("TelescopeResultsTitle", black, blue)
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end
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end
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if #override ~= 0 then
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require(override)
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end
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local colors = require("core.utils").load_config().ui.colors
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local override = require("core.utils").load_config().ui.hl_override
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local M = {}
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local M = {}
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-- if theme given, load given theme if given, otherwise nvchad_theme
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-- if theme given, load given theme if given, otherwise nvchad_theme
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else
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else
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pcall(vim.cmd, "colo " .. theme)
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pcall(vim.cmd, "colo " .. theme)
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end
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end
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if #override ~= 0 then
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package.loaded[override] = nil
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require(override)
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end
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end
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end
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-- returns a table of colors for given or current theme
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-- returns a table of colors for given or current theme
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M.get = function(theme)
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M.get = function(theme)
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local colors = require("core.utils").load_config().ui.colors
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if #colors ~= 0 then
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if #colors ~= 0 then
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return require(colors)
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return require(colors)
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else
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else
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