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Version 5Final: Final version of the old styles.
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This is a mirror of http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2536

This file contains three color schemes that focus on using blues and greens.

The original dark color scheme started out by combining pieces of several
other color schemes and has evolved into what it is today. Those color
schemes are:
This color scheme was originally created by combining my favorite parts of
the following color schemes:

* oceandeep (vimscript #368)
* peaksea (vimscript #760)
* wombat (vimscript #1778)
* moria (vimscript #1464)
* zenburn (vimscript #415)

The default color scheme is the original, dark scheme. You can change this by
setting the g:lucius_style variable to "light", "dark", or "blue". Once the
color scheme is loaded, you can use the commands "LuciusLight", "LuciusDark",
and "LuciusBlue" to change schemes quickly.
Version 6+ has been revamped a bit from the original color scheme. If you
prefer the old style, or the 'blue' version, use the 5Final release. Version 6+
only has a light and dark version. The new version tries to unify some of the
colors and also adds more contrast between text and interface.

The color scheme is dark, by default. You can change this by setting the
g:lucius_style variable to "light" or "dark". Once the color scheme is
loaded, you can use the commands "LuciusLight" or "LuciusDark" to change
schemes quickly.

Screeshots of the new version (6+):

Screenshots of the different color schemes in a Windows 7 GUI:
* Dark: http://i.imgur.com/IzYcB.png
* Light: http://i.imgur.com/kfJcm.png

Screenshots of the old versions (5Final):

* Dark: http://i.imgur.com/z0bDr.png
* Light: http://i.imgur.com/BXDiv.png
* Blue: http://i.imgur.com/Ea1Gq.png
* Blue: http://i.imgur.com/Ea1Gq.png

colorsupport.vim (vimscript #2682) is used to help with mapping the GUI
settings to the 256 terminal colors.

This color scheme also has custom colors defined for the following plugins:

* vimwiki (vimscript #2226)
* tagbar (vimscript #3465)

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" == Vimwiki Colors ==
hi link VimwikiHeader1 PreProcBold
hi link VimwikiHeader2 ConstantBold
"hi link VimwikiHeader1 PreProcBold
"hi link VimwikiHeader2 ConstantBold
"hi link VimwikiHeader3 StatementBold
"hi link VimwikiHeader4 IdentifierBold
"hi link VimwikiHeader5 SpecialBold
"hi link VimwikiHeader6 TypeBold
hi link VimwikiHeader1 ConstantBold
hi link VimwikiHeader2 IdentifierBold
hi link VimwikiHeader3 StatementBold
hi link VimwikiHeader4 IdentifierBold
hi link VimwikiHeader5 SpecialBold
hi link VimwikiHeader4 SpecialBold
hi link VimwikiHeader5 PreProcBold
hi link VimwikiHeader6 TypeBold

" == Tagbar Colors ==
hi link TagbarAccessPublic Constant
hi link TagbarAccessProtected Type
hi link TagbarAccessPrivate PreProc

" == Commands ==
command! LuciusLight let g:lucius_style = "light" | colorscheme lucius
command! LuciusDark let g:lucius_style = "dark" | colorscheme lucius
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