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Festoon : Light colorscheme with dark option

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created by
carson fire
 
script type
color scheme
 
description
Festoon is intended to beautify Vim, and defines as many different elements as possible, and bends over backwards to accommodate various syntax and plugins (including VimWiki, NERDtree, Netrw, TwitVim, and Viki).

HTML is given a more subdued sub-colorscheme in order to differentiate it from other text and code within the same file. Header levels are fully supported.

A built-in function is included for toggling from light to dark. You don't have to specify one or the other in VIMRC, you can just change on the fly as your mood or lighting dictates.

Samples online:
html/Festoon: http://antelucan.com/vimupdate/f/festoon-html.html
html/Festoon(dark): http://antelucan.com/vimupdate/f/festoon-dark-html.html
netrw/Festoon: http://antelucan.com/vimupdate/f/festoon-netrw.html
TwitVim/Festoon: http://antelucan.com/vimupdate/f/festoon-twitvim.html
Calendar/Festoon: http://antelucan.com/vimupdate/f/festoon-calendar.html
 
install details
Save the file to the 'colors' directory and type

    :colo festoon

The following functions are available for toggling between dark and light, and low and high contrast.

    :call BgToggle()
    :call FestConToggle()
 

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package script version date Vim version user release notes
festoon.vim 1.3 2012-08-22 7.3 carson fire Added background highlight to headers for even greater clarity; added more definitions to accommodate text emphasis within other defined blocks (specifically for hybrid text syntax).
festoon.vim 1.2 2012-05-23 7.3 carson fire High contrast option included.
festoon.vim 1.1 2012-05-18 7.0 carson fire More colors, dark version improved.
festoon.vim 1 2011-12-21 7.3 carson fire Initial upload
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