created by

Pan Shizhu

script type

color scheme

description

The peak sea color (peaksea.vim) is the new version of the well-known colorscheme ps_color. Now the color contains light-background scheme for gui and 256 color term, with dark-background scheme supporting gui and 256 and 16 color term. You can fire any issues at http://code.google.com/p/peaksea/issues/list

install details

put the peaksea.vim in your $HOME/.vim/colors/ (or %HOME%\vimfiles\colors for Windows) To enable the scheme, you can put in ~/.vimrc the following: if ! has("gui_running")     set t_Co=256 endif " feel free to choose :set background=light for a different style set background=dark colors peaksea The newest version of most modern terminal emulators have 256 color support, the following has been tested: works great: xterm, konsole 4.2+, gnome-terminal, xfce4-terminal, putty for windows, mintty for cygwin and mintty for mingw/msys works after some tweaks: screen (recompile and add a .screenrc, google for details.), konsole 3.x (I had provided a patch at https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169013) works with issue: rxvt (no 256-color by default, needs hack for 256-color support) In case you cannot make 256-color work for your terminal, the 16-color support has no difference from the ps_color.vim, you'll need to tune color codes for 16-color to work, the instructions can be found inside the old ps_color.vim. There are predefined konsole and xfce4-terminal profile at http://code.google.com/p/peaksea/source/browse/trunk Note: if you don't like the dark-black background and want it be pure black: simply search for the following line hi Normal guifg=#d0d0d0 guibg=#202020 gui=NONE and change #202020 into #000000.

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
peaksea.vim	3.6	2016-11-11	8.0	Pan Shizhu	Add Vim 8.0 support.
peaksea.vim	3.5	2011-05-19	6.0	Pan Shizhu	This version adds CursorIM support, which integrates well with vimim and other input methods. If you use gvim and vimim, you will found it useful. Otherwise, it has no difference with the previous version.
peaksea.vim	3.4	2010-02-05	6.0	Pan Shizhu	For light-background terminal we always assume 256color support. Transparency is supported in 256color mode, search the text "transparency" in peaksea.vim for details.
peaksea.vim	3.3	2008-10-31	6.0	Pan Shizhu	Anton Sharnov thinks it is better to leave the foreground color as is for spell error in 256-color cterm. If you agree this, the version 3.3 is for you, else you can just edit the source. Also, your can search for text 'transparency' within the peaksea.vim to know how to get cterm background transparency.
peaksea.vim	3.2	2008-06-04	6.0	Pan Shizhu	This version adds 256 color term support, a good color scheme has to support 256color term. The old ps_color got a name now: peak sea color.
ps_color.vim	3.00	2006-10-23	7.0	Pan Shizhu	This version reads the 'background' option instead of setting it. Hence you must do :set background=dark or :set background=light before :colo ps_color. (Note that it is incompatible with previous versions!) Some highlightings are made more harmonize with others. Adds an option to enable cterm background transparency.
ps_color.vim	2.9	2006-07-25	7.0	Pan Shizhu	This version adds new highlight groups for Vim 7. All the existing Vim 6 highlight groups unchanged. So you don't need to upgrade if using Vim 6. This script was tested both under Vim 6 and Vim 7.
reloaded.vim	0.9	2006-07-25	7.0	Pan Shizhu	This is an optional utility for "ps_color" scheme, now it works both under Vim 6 and Vim 7.
ps_color.vim	2.82	2004-11-18	6.0	Pan Shizhu	This version change the default background color to the popular "dark grey". It can still be changed anyway.
reloaded.vim	0.6	2004-07-15	6.0	Pan Shizhu	This is a utility to tune the whole color scheme in HSL color space. There are some minor fix since version 0.5... For me it's great fun, I'll be happy if you found it interesting.
ps_color.vim	n/a	2003-09-04	6.0	Pan Shizhu	Initial upload

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