Conflict with vim-mustache-handlebars about landscape.vim HOT 4 CLOSED

I've tried that plugin and it works perfectly as the following screenshot.

from landscape.vim.

OK, I finally found the reason. I have some configurations in my vimrc like:

set background=dark
color landscape
autocmd! BufLeave * color landscape
autocmd! BufEnter,BufRead *.hbs,*.handlebars color grb256
...

I did this, because I want specific files use different colorscheme when I active their buffer, and as soon as I switch to another buffer, change the colorscheme back to the default one(which is currently landscape).

If I use other colorscheme as the default one, these settings will work perfect, but since I choose landscape as the default one, handlebars miss their filetype detection, but other files remain the same as usual.

Now the solution is, use landscape for handlebars file or change another default colorscheme. There must be some reason cause this weird issue, I just can figure out it.

from landscape.vim.

Firstly, that seems to be a problem of your configuration, not of landscape. This colorscheme does nothing with hbs extension and there cannot be a conflict.
Secondly, changing the colorscheme dynamically is not a good idea. It will not work well with splits.
Thirdly, I copied your config but I open a *.hbs file and see grb256's colors as you expect. Here's a screenshot.

from landscape.vim.

This is what I got:

If I delete the line about handlebars, or change default theme to others, all is well.

But nevermind, maybe something wrong in my vimrc, for now I am happy with landscape for handlebars, you did an excellent theme btw.

And dynamically change colorscheme is actually a cool idea, even work with multiple split windows or tabs, I use this more than two years, I love this feeling. Thanks for your advice anyway.

from landscape.vim.