2009/12/17 Gabor Urban <urbangabo@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to play around with color schemes to create my own. I
> have read some introductions I but would like to have someone in
> contact, who wrote color scheme allready. Someone who could answer my
> questions if I will stuck somewhere....
There are many good examples in the help of course (although it's not
all that easy to follow in places) and there are a lot of good
examples in the scripts directory. Of course, you can also ask on
this list: we're always happy to help.
Just in case you're interested, I decided that I didn't like the way
that colour schemes are defined, so I made my own 'alternative' syntax
that I find much easier to maintain. This basically involves
populating a dictionary/hash with the colours that you want (it falls
back to sensible defaults if an entry isn't defined) and then there's
a little script at the end of the colour scheme that turns that
dictionary into the proper Vim commands. It is based around a dark
background with (over-rideable) automatic generation of the light
background variation, but if you want a light background only it may
be better to get rid of that. If it's of any interest to you, have a
look at:
http://sites.google.com/site/abudden/contents/Vim-Scripts/bandit-colour-scheme
I'm not sure whether this link will work, but the syntax can be seen
here (it's the first image on the page above):
http://tinyurl.com/ydq8rhm
Using the CSApprox plugin makes the console version look a lot better.
Hope that's of interest.
Al
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