Minimal syntax highlighting for 16-color terminals.

Installation

Step 0: Set terminal colors

*.color0:       #625b50
*.color1:       #c5baaa
*.color2:       #7a7264
*.color3:       #877d6e
*.color4:       #968c7b
*.color5:       #a39886
*.color6:       #f1ebe4
*.color7:       #f7f3ee

*.color8:       #664b64
*.color9:       #f1ddf1
*.color10:      #51553f
*.color11:      #e0e9b8
*.color12:      #485561
*.color13:      #d6e5f2
*.color14:      #5b5245
*.color15:      #f6e0c2

Step 1: Download the colour scheme

Download the desired colourscheme files and place in directory

• ~/.vim/colors/ (Linux/Mac) or
• %userprofile%\vimfiles\colors\ (Windows).

Step 2: Activate the colour scheme

To activate the chestnut theme, the following line to your vimrc:

colorscheme chestnut

Screenshots

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C++:

Vim help pages:

TODO

• Add more languages
• Support more plugins