in reply to colours for syntax highlighting
I think I have a non-standard coloring scheme. This shows a small piece of perl code. As for choroba it developed over time, and was chosen to be a compromise between easy to read and standing out. I like grayish backgrounds. Another reason is it fits well in my simple design for presentations I have used over the years.
FWIW, as I (still) use "elvis" (instead of vim, as (g)vim is very hard to get compiled on HP-UX and AIX with a working GUI), I do not use a named color scheme as g/vim offers.
" color role [like role] [attr ...] color [on color] color bold Black color emphasized Blue4 color italic Green4 color underlined Red4 color fixed Yellow4 color cursor Orangered color tool Blue4 on Gray75 color scrollbar Yellow4 color normal Gray15 on Gray85 color selection on LightYellow color hlsearch on DarkSeaGreen1 color lnum Gray50 color hexheading Gray50 color comment italic Green4 color string Yellow4 color char Orange3 color regexp Red3 color regsub Red1 color number Blue4 color keyword bold Black color other Gray15 color function Red4 color variable Gray15 color prep bold Blue4 color prepquote Yellow4 color graphic Gray50 color hlobject1 on Gray88 color hlobject2 on Gray91 color hlobject3 on Gray94 color hlobject4 on Gray97 color spell bold on Gold color guide #f0ffc0 color fold on Yellow2 color parenthesis Blue3 color docmarkup bold Red4 on honeydew2 color docindent Blue4 on honeydew2 color doc Black on honeydew2 color oldtext Red4 color newtext Green4 color changedtext Blue4 color changed on yellow
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