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How to use different color schemes between vim and gvim

What should I write in the file .vimrc

to check if I am running vim or gvim .

Because the color scheme colorscheme I like it very nice in vim, but ugly in gvim. So I want that when I am in vim I use this aforementioned color scheme colorscheme and when I am in gvim use a different color scheme ...

Is there any vimscript code to implement this functionality?

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These two pages contain a lot of information about color schemes and how to switch them: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Switch_color_schemes http://www.indelible.org/ink/vim-colorschemes/

It also has a problem:



if has('gui_running')
    " GUI colors
    colorscheme foo
else
    " Non-GUI (terminal) colors
    colorscheme bar
endif
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gvim has its own configuration file .gvimrc

. The options you put in this file will override the options .vimrc

for gvim only.



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from my experience, using the Settings submenu in gVim, overrides gvimrc.

If you want to install font in gVim add these lines to your gvimrc

set guifont=WhateverFontYouWant\ 011

& replace the size with the required value

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