1#								-*- conf -*-
2# led color configuration.  this can be placed in ~/.led/color
3# and modified to suit one's tastes.
4#
5
6#
7# colors work by specifying foreground, background, and two attribute
8# strings, and a name for the color.  the color's name is user defined,
9# and can be used anywhere that a color is asked for (for instance, in
10# the syntax highlighter). the color names "default", "markedtext",
11# "special" and "heading" are used to set main colors.  the first
12# attribute string is used on color ttys and the second one is used
13# on noncolor ttys.  Attribute strings are a set of any combination
14# of the following:
15#
16#	S - standout
17#	U - underline
18#	R - reverse video
19#	L - blink
20#	D - dim
21#	B - bold
22#	N - normal
23#
24#		note:  not all ttys will support all attributes.
25#
26# recognized color names (for foreground and background) are:
27#	black
28#	gray
29#	red
30#	green
31#	brown
32#	yellow
33#	blue
34#	magenta
35#	cyan
36#	lightgray
37#	white
38#	default	- special color that does the default for the tty
39#
40# some colors affect the bold attribute; for instance, yellow is
41# just bold brown.  any color string may have a "bright" in front
42# of it to mean bold; "brightred" is the same as "red" with "b" in
43# the attribute string.
44#
45
46#
47# default color scheme
48#
49# note: these colors settings look best with vga-style colors.
50#
51default		default	default	N N;
52heading		white	blue	N S;
53markedtext	white	magenta	N S;
54special		brown	default	N N;
55
56# colors used by syntax files
57comment		brown	default	N B;
58grouping	default	default	N B;
59keyword		cyan	default	N U;
60type		cyan	default	N U;
61string		green	default	N N;
62number		green	default	N N;
63operator	default	default	N N;
64preproc		cyan	default	N B;
65
66# color used for vtrailspace
67trailspace	default	red	N B;
68
69# colors for mail
70quote1		brown	default N B;
71quote2		green	default N B;
72quote3		blue	default N B;
73signature	blue	default N B;
74bolded		yellow	default N B;
75underlined	magenta	default B U;
76