2015-12-11 17:04 GMT+01:00 Graeme Geldenhuys <mailingli...@geldenhuys.co.uk> :
> On 2015-12-11 15:49, Julio Jiménez wrote: > > Attached is the solarized normal (non dark) version. > > Oh, now you are just showing off! ;-) You beat me to it. Awesome, and > many thanks for sharing. > > > > For those that doesn't like dark themes. > > Just to let others know. Switching between the dark or light theme is > really useful. eg: I will use the dark them in a normal lit room, but at > night or in a brightly lit room, I might switch to the light theme. This > makes a huge difference with the visibility/readability of your code. > > For those that don't know the story behind the Solarized theme, take a > look at the link below. The colours are very specific and chosen with > great care. Switching between dark and light should not alter the > colours of actual text, only the background. > Not exactly ;) if you read (at the image showing light and dark theme): "The same 16 colors are used in both color schemes, with only four color swaps needed to completely switch between light and dark modes..." In this case: diff pascal_solarized_dark.sdef pascal_solarized.sdef 5c5 < COLORS $93a1a1 $002b36 --- > COLORS $586e75 $fdf6e3 22c22 < comment 'i' $586e75 --- > comment 'i' $93a1a1 But it is really easy to change from dark to light. Of course, these themes can be changed/adapted to user preferences :D > > Solarized homepage: > http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized > > > Regards. -- Julio Jiménez Borreguero
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