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# Terminal color settings I use. I doubt terminal colors are # standardized let alone what colors you want for the various # syntax elements. So you should adjust as desired. # Values are either a number string, e.g. '36' or a pair of number # semicolon and number, e.g. '3;36'. # # The first number before a semicolon is a font modifier from the # following table: # # 1 - bold # 3 - italic # 4 - underline require 'rubygems' require 'coderay' TERM_TOKEN_COLORS = { :comment => '3;37', # sienna #8b4726 :constant => '1;34', # Bold Midnight Blue #191970 :class => '1;2', # :doctype => '1;2', # :global_variable => '36', # yellow brownish :integer => '29', # black #00000 :label => '4', # black underline :method => '34', # blue #0000FF :pre_constant => '3;33', # goldenrod4 #8b6914 :regexp => { :content => '36', # dark cyan #008b8b :delimiter => '1;29', # bold black :modifier => '35', :function => '1;29' }, :string => { :content => '1;37', # ivory4 (grey) #8b8b83 :delimiter => '1;29', # bold black }, :reserved => '1;32', # bold dark olive green #556b2f RGB: 85, 107, 47 :symbol => '35', # purple4 #551A8B RGB: 85, 26, 139 } module CodeRay::Encoders class Term < Encoder TERM_TOKEN_COLORS.each_pair do |key, value| TOKEN_COLORS[key] = value end end end
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