created by

Henning Hasemann

script type

color scheme

description

This is a light theme I use for coding. Background is very light grey, special things are green or blue, this is for gui only and uses italic for some things (which I find very nice as its makes gvim look less console-like). Screenshot: http://leetless.de/vim.html

install details

Copy this file to your private or public colors-directory. Under Linux the following should work: mkdir -p ~/.vim/colors; cp pyte.vim ~/.vim/colors If in doubt use instructions of any other colors-package they should work too, or read the vim help about colorscheme-files. As this theme only defined highlight-groups for the vim-gui, you might want to use a different one for textmode. To do this, simply put "colors my_console_scheme" into your .vimrc-File and "colors pyte" ingot your .gvimrc file.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
pyte.vim	1.2.2	2010-07-03	7.0	Henning Hasemann	Little color fixes
pyte.vim	1.2.1	2006-06-13	6.0	Henning Hasemann	- Fixed issue with Error-color, if you used cursorline before, errors got white-on white, now foreground color for errors is red which schould cause your attention on every of my defined background colors.
pyte.vim	1.2	2006-06-08	6.0	Henning Hasemann	Added support for some new features in vim: - CursorLines - TabLine - Pmenu (auto-completion) Note that this colorscheme does not (and will propably never) *require* VIM v7, as vims-scripting language provides conditionals to query the version. So it should look (at your opinion) nice with VIM6 and VIM7 now.
pyte.vim	1.1	2006-06-08	6.0	Henning Hasemann	Defined colors for diff-view (vim -d)
pyte.vim	1.01	2006-06-06	6.0	Henning Hasemann	Made NonText Foreground grey so the "~" signs on an empty document dont look that ugly anymore
pyte.vim	1.0	2006-03-12	6.0	Henning Hasemann	Initial upload

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