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Blacklist or substitute colors #70

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00sapo opened this issue Feb 5, 2018 · 3 comments
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Blacklist or substitute colors #70

00sapo opened this issue Feb 5, 2018 · 3 comments

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00sapo commented Feb 5, 2018

It would be really nice if one could easily blacklist or substitute colors to adapt to particular color schemes.

@00sapo 00sapo changed the title Blacklist colors Blacklist or substitute colors Feb 5, 2018
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00sapo commented Feb 7, 2018

I noticed that inverting all colors work nice. Probably just rotating colors in could work. Some advice on this?

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00sapo commented Feb 7, 2018

Found a solution with Python 3:

def invert(color_to_convert): 
    table = str.maketrans('0123456789abcdef', 'fedcba9876543210')
    return '#' + color_to_convert[1:].lower().translate(table).upper()

# original color list
l = ["#9CD8F7", "#F5FA1D", "#F97C65", "#35D27F", "#EB75D6", "#E5D180", "#8997F5", "#D49DA5", "#7FEC35", "#F6B223", "#B4F1C3", "#99B730", "#F67C1B", "#3AC6BE", "#EAAFF1", "#DE9A4E", "#BBEA87", "#EEF06D", "#8FB272", "#EAA481", "#F58AAE", "#80B09B", "#5DE866", "#B5A5C5", "#88ADE6", "#4DAABD", "#EDD528", "#FA6BB2", "#47F2D4", "#F47F86", "#2ED8FF", "#B8E01C", "#C5A127", "#74BB46", "#D386F1", "#97DFD6", "#B1A96F", "#66BB75", "#97AA49", "#EF874A", "#48EDF0", "#C0AE50", "#89AAB6", "#D7D1EB", "#5EB894", "#57F0AC", "#B5AF1B", "#B7A5F0", "#8BE289", "#D38AC6", "#C8EE63", "#ED9C36", "#85BA5F", "#9DEA74", "#85C52D", "#40B7E5", "#EEA3C2", "#7CE9B6", "#8CEC58", "#D8A66C", "#51C03B", "#C4CE64", "#45E648", "#4DC15E", "#63A5F3", "#EA8C66", "#D2D43E", "#E5BCE8", "#E4B7CB", "#B092F4", "#44C58C", "#D1E998", "#76E4F2", "#E19392", "#A8E5A4", "#BF9FD6", "#E8C25B", "#58F596", "#6BAEAC", "#94C291", "#7EF1DB", "#E8D65C", "#A7EA38", "#D38AE0", "#ECF453", "#5CD8B8", "#B6BF6B", "#BEE1F1", "#B1D43E", "#EBE77B", "#84A5CD", "#CFEF7A", "#A3C557", "#E4BB34", "#ECB151", "#BDC9F2", "#5EB0E9", "#E09764", "#9BE3C8", "#B3ADDC", "#B2AC36", "#C8CD4F", "#C797AF", "#DCDB26", "#BCA85E", "#E495A5", "#F37DB8", "#70C0B1", "#5AED7D", "#E49482", "#8AA1F0", "#B3EDEE", "#DAEE34", "#EBD646", "#ECA2D2", "#A0A7E6", "#3EBFD3", "#C098BF", "#F1882E", "#77BFDF", "#7FBFC7", "#D4951F", "#A5C0D0", "#B892DE", "#F8CB31", "#75D0D9", "#A6A0B4", "#EA98E4", "#F38BE6", "#DC83A4"] 

# inverting colors
p = []
for i in l: 
    p.append(invert(i))

print("new color list for light schemes")
print(p)

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00sapo commented Sep 5, 2018

I have forked the project and made it compatible with light backgrounds. The forked version is also compatible with Oni editor. I'm going to make a pull request on this project: https://github.com/00sapo/semantic-highlight.vim/

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