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My advice to you is make your own color schemes that incorporate your versions of Search and IncSearch. But you if you really don't want to do that you could probably do the following:

if g:colors_name == "torte"
...
else
...
endif

Please note that this is not guarenteed to work as this is only a standardthis is only a standard and not a sure fire way to see your color scheme.

My advice to you is make your own color schemes that incorporate your versions of Search and IncSearch. But you if you really don't want to do that you could probably do the following:

if g:colors_name == "torte"
...
else
...
endif

Please note that this is not guarenteed to work as this is only a standard and not a sure fire way to see your color scheme.

My advice to you is make your own color schemes that incorporate your versions of Search and IncSearch. But you if you really don't want to do that you could probably do the following:

if g:colors_name == "torte"
...
else
...
endif

Please note that this is not guarenteed to work as this is only a standard and not a sure fire way to see your color scheme.

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My advice to you is make your own color schemes that incorporate your versions of Search and IncSearch. But you if you really don't want to do that you could probably do the following:

if g:colors_name == "torte"
...
else
...
endif

Please note that this is not guarenteed to work as this is only a standard and not a sure fire way to see your color scheme.