Color schemes - Revision history

Xaizek: /* Importing Vim's color scheme as a base */ Mention :VifmCs

2024-07-06T13:27:20Z

Importing Vim's color scheme as a base: Mention :VifmCs

2024-07-06T13:20:32Z

User Color schemes: Add a placeholder for describing how to import Vim's color scheme

2024-07-06T13:18:29Z

Importing ls color scheme as a base: Fix a typo

2024-07-05T11:18:12Z

Importing ls color scheme as a base: Add a short description on how to import the file coloring scheme used by ls

2024-02-06T13:16:23Z

Add a note on transparency

2024-02-06T13:11:35Z

Color scheme Files: Add more details

2024-02-06T13:04:08Z

Location: Add line break

2024-02-06T13:03:32Z

Permanently Applying Color schemes: Don't use Vimdoc syntax

2024-02-06T13:02:21Z

Color scheme Files: Mention global color schemes directory and that default color scheme depends on Vifm's version

2015-05-16T17:57:21Z

Color Schemes: Add astrell color scheme

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 You can use <code>$ dircolors --print-database | vifm-convert-dircolors</code> to obtain the default color scheme used by your system in <code>vifmrc</code>-syntax. Note that you may have to unset some <code>Default</code> or <code>Default-256</code> settings for file types not included in the output if you want to exclusively use the <code>ls</code> colors.
-===Importing Vim's color scheme as a base===
+===Importing Vim's color scheme as a base using <code>:VifmCs</code> ===
 {{TODO}}
 ===Tips for Customizing===

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 You can use <code>$ dircolors --print-database | vifm-convert-dircolors</code> to obtain the default color scheme used by your system in <code>vifmrc</code>-syntax. Note that you may have to unset some <code>Default</code> or <code>Default-256</code> settings for file types not included in the output if you want to exclusively use the <code>ls</code> colors.
 ===Tips for Customizing===
 {{TODO}}
 ===Add Your Custom Colors schemes Here===
 Include:

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 ===Importing <code>ls</code> color scheme as a base===
-You can use <code>$ dircolors --print-database | vifm-convert-dircolors</code> to obtain the default color scheme used by your system in <code>vifmrc</code>-syntax. Note that you may have to unset some <code>Default</code> or <code>Default-256</code> settings for file types not included in the output if you want to exclusively want to use the <code>ls</code> colors.
+You can use <code>$ dircolors --print-database | vifm-convert-dircolors</code> to obtain the default color scheme used by your system in <code>vifmrc</code>-syntax. Note that you may have to unset some <code>Default</code> or <code>Default-256</code> settings for file types not included in the output if you want to exclusively use the <code>ls</code> colors.
 ===Tips for Customizing===

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 ==User Color schemes==
 ===Importing <code>ls</code> color scheme as a base===
-{{TODO}}
 ===Tips for Customizing===
 {{TODO}}

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 highlight Fifo          ctermfg=06 ctermbg=-1 cterm=none
 highlight Executable    ctermfg=02 ctermbg=-1 cterm=none</nowiki>
 == Troubleshooting ==

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 Local: <code>~/.vifm/colors/</code> or <code>~/.config/vifm/colors/</code>
-Global: <code>/etc/vifm/colors</code>
+Global: <code>/etc/vifm/colors/</code>
 ===Command syntax===

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-Both types are set using |vifm−:colorscheme| command, but of different forms:
+Both types are set using <code>:colorscheme</code> command, but of different forms:
 # <code>:colorscheme color_scheme_name − for the default color scheme</code>
 # <code>:colorscheme color_scheme_name directory − for local color schemes</code>

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 ==Color scheme Files==
 ===Location===
-$HOME/.vifm/colors/
+Local: <code>~/.vifm/colors/</code> or <code>~/.config/vifm/colors/</code>
 ===Command syntax===
-From <code>$HOME/.vifm/colors/Default</code>:
+From <code>~/.vifm/colors/Default</code> (comment and contents can depend on Vifm's version):
   <nowiki>" You can edit this file by hand.
 " The " character at the beginning of a line comments out the line.

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 ==== Color Schemes ====
 * [[G80]]
 * [[Zenburn]]