created by

Walter Hutchins

script type

utility

description

Peruse, compare, choose color schemes When the cursor is in the ColorPeruse window:   <kPlus>      :ColorPeruse 1             (next color) <kMinus>    :ColorPeruse -1            (prev color) <kMultiply> :ColorPeruse                 (original color) <kDivide>   :ColorPeruse 0              (color under cursor)      =             :call ColorPeruseDel() (remove duplicate lines)      +             :call ColorPeruseMerge() (append all :set rtp colors to list)      ?      Help      :q     quit You are in vim when in the ColorPeruse window, so you can edit items you don't like from the list, or place markers to return to re-view particular colorschemes. You can cut/paste to put favorites or color/lightness groups together to compare more closely. Also, since it is in vim, you can save the ColorPeruse list to a file, or load it from a previous perusal list.

install details

copy to ~/.vim/plugin Put this mapping in .vimrc:     map <Leader>cp :ColorPeruse<Space>Mylist<CR>:echo g:colors_name<CR> Then \cp will start it up. If you once create this 'Mylist' file, it is suggested that you move it into a directory in vim's runtimepath. Type :set rtp to see this path. This 'Mylist' file does not have to exist. In such a list, you may have comments beginning with " which will be ignored, and you can sort the list in any order you choose.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
color_peruse.vim	1.9	2006-07-31	6.0	Walter Hutchins	Minor change to handling file path detection of favorite colors list.
color_peruse.vim	1.8	2006-07-25	6.0	Walter Hutchins	Improved options for your favorite colors list.
color_peruse.vim	1.6	2006-07-23	6.0	Walter Hutchins	Cursor positions to current colorscheme at startup.
color_peruse.vim	1.5	2006-07-19	6.0	Walter Hutchins	Maps keys only in buffer for <kMinus> - Previous color, <kPlus> - Next color, <kMultiply> - Original color, <kDivide> - Color under cursor. Friendlier "missing g:colors_name" message.
color_peruse.vim	1.4	2006-07-18	6.0	Walter Hutchins	Maps keys only in buffer for <kMinus> - Previous color, <kPlus> - Next color, <kMultiply> - Original color, <kDivide> - Color under cursor.
color_peruse.vim	1.1	2006-07-14	6.0	Walter Hutchins	You can narrow down the the list to your preferred items. You can also reset to the original colorscheme any time.
color_peruse.vim	1.0	2006-07-13	6.0	Walter Hutchins	Initial upload

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