For those using Plug as plugin manager, the problem may be solved by setting the color scheme after declaring the plugin that provides the theme: call plug#begin() Plug ‘rakr/vim-one’ ” tell Vim to load the theme/plugin call plug#end() colorscheme one ” set the color scheme after the theme provider has been loaded
As per this thread from 2004 on slashdot.org, high contrast is the way to go. Some of the commenters also note that the human eye is more sensitive to greens and yellows. I went into paint and made a bunch of test images. The images were just a solid color background with solid text of … Read more
The default Color Schema for ST2 is Monokai
You asked what I’m looking for today. I found a simpler solution than those presented here. I want transparent background instead of the black background from the theme, while simply overriding the color after the colorscheme statement in .vimrc doesn’t work and installing a plugin just for that is weird. Here is what I did: … Read more
For people who want to darken or lighten Color instead of hex string // ranges from 0.0 to 1.0 Color darken(Color color, [double amount = .1]) { assert(amount >= 0 && amount <= 1); final hsl = HSLColor.fromColor(color); final hslDark = hsl.withLightness((hsl.lightness – amount).clamp(0.0, 1.0)); return hslDark.toColor(); } Color lighten(Color color, [double amount = .1]) … Read more
Google recently announced support for Styled Maps in the Google Maps API. You can extensively customize the color scheme used by Google Maps.
You can disable #ifdef highlighting entirely by going to: Window -> Preferences -> C/C++ -> Editor and unchecking the box “Highlight inactive code”. Also, you can change the #ifdef highlighting color by going to that same screen and changing the “Inactive code highlight” color (under “Appearance color options” heading) to a color that works better … Read more
It’s called Highlighted Reference Tools > Options > Env > Fonts and Colors > Text Editor > Highlighted Reference And the result is:
Visual Studio Code 0.9.0 and later There’s an official documentation on how to add a custom theme. You need a .tmtheme file for the theme you want to add. You can find existing files e.g. on GitHub, ColorSublime or you can define your own theme file (for example with tmTheme-Editor). After finding a .tmtheme file … Read more
I dedicated 3-4 days to this question. It’s a really complex problem. Here is what you can do if you want to mix two colors “naturally”: CMYK mixing: it’s not the perfect solution, but if you need a solution now, and you don’t want to spend months with learning about the subject, experimenting and coding, … Read more