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But first, please read 674 | . 675 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.org: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #+TITLE: Sorcery - A D&D (Dark and Dusty) Emacs Theme. 2 | 3 | [[https://melpa.org/#/sorcery-theme][file:https://melpa.org/packages/sorcery-theme-badge.svg]] 4 | 5 | Sorcery is a dark and low-contrast Emacs theme inspired by [[https://github.com/romainl/Apprentice][apprentice]] and [[https://github.com/xero/sourcerer][sourcerer]]. 6 | 7 | * Installation 8 | 9 | The easiest way to install sorcery is through [[https://melpa.org/#/][MELPA]]. 10 | 11 | * Screenshot 12 | 13 | [[file:img/scr.png]] 14 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /img/scr.png: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mtreca/emacs-theme-sorcery/5a1c4445b9e6e09589a299a9962a6973272a0c2f/img/scr.png -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /sorcery-theme.el: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ;;; sorcery-theme.el --- A D&D (Dark and Dusty) Theme -*- lexical-binding: t; -*- 2 | 3 | ;; Copyright (c) 2020 Maxime Tréca 4 | 5 | ;; Author: Maxime Tréca 6 | ;; Version: 1.0 7 | ;; Package-Requires: ((autothemer "0.2")) 8 | ;; URL: http://github.com/vxid/emacs-theme-sorcery 9 | 10 | ;; This file is NOT part of GNU Emacs. 11 | 12 | ;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or 13 | ;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by 14 | ;; the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or 15 | ;; (at your option) any later version. 16 | ;; 17 | ;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, 18 | ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of 19 | ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the 20 | ;; GNU General Public License for more details. 21 | ;; 22 | ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License 23 | ;; along with this program. If not, see . 24 | 25 | ;;; Commentary: 26 | 27 | ;; A dark and low-contrast Emacs theme. 28 | 29 | ;;; Code: 30 | 31 | (require 'autothemer) 32 | 33 | (unless (>= emacs-major-version 24) 34 | (error "Requires Emacs 24 or later")) 35 | 36 | (autothemer-deftheme 37 | sorcery "Sorcery - A D&D (Dark and Dusty) Emacs Theme." 38 | 39 | ((((class color) (min-colors #xFFFFFF))) 40 | (fg "#dddddd") 41 | (bg "#000000") 42 | (c0 "#111111") 43 | (c1 "#af5f5f") 44 | (c2 "#5F8787") 45 | (c3 "#87875f") 46 | (c4 "#5f87af") 47 | (c5 "#5f5f87") 48 | (c6 "#5Fafaf") 49 | (c7 "#666666") 50 | (c8 "#222222") 51 | (c9 "#999999")) ( 52 | 53 | ;;; Face weights 54 | (bold (:weight 'bold)) 55 | (bold-italic (:weight 'bold :slant 'italic)) 56 | (fixed-pitch (:height 1.0)) 57 | (fixed-pitch-serif (:height 1.0)) 58 | (italic (:slant 'italic)) 59 | (underline (:underline t)) 60 | (variable-pitch (:height 1.0)) 61 | 62 | ;;; Basic faces 63 | (default (:foreground fg :background bg)) 64 | (error (:foreground c1)) 65 | (highlight (:foreground c4 :slant 'italic)) 66 | (match (:foreground c4)) 67 | (menu (:foreground fg :background bg)) 68 | (minibuffer-prompt (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 69 | (read-multiple-choice (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 70 | (region (:background c8)) 71 | (secondary-selection (:background c8)) 72 | (shadow (:foreground c7)) 73 | (success (:foreground c2)) 74 | (warning (:foreground c3)) 75 | 76 | ;; Frame and window elements 77 | (border (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 78 | (internal-border (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 79 | (fringe (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 80 | (scroll-bar (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 81 | (tool-bar (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 82 | (tooltip (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 83 | (vertical-border (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 84 | (window-divider (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 85 | (window-divider-first-pixel (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 86 | (window-divider-last-pixel (:foreground c0 :background bg)) 87 | 88 | ;; Header line and mode line 89 | (header-line (:foreground fg :background c0)) 90 | (header-line-highlight (:foreground fg :background c0)) 91 | (mode-line (:foreground fg :background c0)) 92 | (mode-line-buffer-id (:foreground fg :background c0)) 93 | (mode-line-emphasis (:foreground c4 :background c0)) 94 | (mode-line-highlight (:foreground c4 :background c0)) 95 | (mode-line-inactive (:foreground fg :background c0)) 96 | 97 | ;; Other UI elements 98 | (button (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 99 | (cursor (:background fg :background bg)) 100 | (link (:foreground c5 :underline t)) 101 | (link-visited (:foreground c5 :underline t)) 102 | (mouse (:foreground fg :background bg)) 103 | (mouse-drag-and-drop-region (:foreground fg :background c8)) 104 | (tty-menu-disabled-face (:foreground fg :background bg :strike-through t)) 105 | (tty-menu-enabled-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 106 | (tty-menu-selected-face (:foreground fg :background c8)) 107 | 108 | ;; Special Characters 109 | (escape-glyph (:foreground c7)) 110 | (glyphless-char (:foreground c7)) 111 | (homoglyph (:foreground c7)) 112 | (nobreak-hyphen (:foreground c7)) 113 | (nobreak-space (:foreground c7)) 114 | 115 | ;; Search items 116 | (isearch (:background c4)) 117 | (isearch-fail (:foreground c1)) 118 | (lazy-highlight (:underline t)) 119 | 120 | ;;; Line numbers 121 | (line-number (:foreground fg :background bg)) 122 | (line-number-current-line (:foreground c4 :background bg)) 123 | (linum (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 124 | 125 | ;; Font lock 126 | (font-lock-builtin-face (:foreground fg)) 127 | (font-lock-comment-delimiter-face (:foreground c7)) 128 | (font-lock-comment-face (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 129 | (font-lock-constant-face (:foreground fg)) 130 | (font-lock-doc-face (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 131 | (font-lock-function-name-face (:foreground fg)) 132 | (font-lock-keyword-face (:foreground fg)) 133 | (font-lock-negation-char-face (:foreground fg)) 134 | (font-lock-preprocessor-face (:foreground fg)) 135 | (font-lock-regexp-grouping-backslash (:foreground fg)) 136 | (font-lock-regexp-grouping-construct-face (:foreground fg)) 137 | (font-lock-string-face (:foreground c9)) 138 | (font-lock-reference-face (:foreground fg)) 139 | (font-lock-type-face (:foreground fg)) 140 | (font-lock-variable-name-face (:foreground fg)) 141 | (font-lock-warning-face (:foreground fg)) 142 | 143 | ;; Bookmarks Menu 144 | (bookmark-menu-bookmark (:foreground fg :background bg)) 145 | (bookmark-menu-heading (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 146 | 147 | ;; Buffer Menu 148 | (buffer-menu-buffer (:foreground fg :background bg)) 149 | 150 | ;; Calendar and Diary 151 | (calendar-month-header (:foreground fg :background bg)) 152 | (calendar-today (:foreground c4 :background bg :slant 'italic)) 153 | (calendar-weekday-header (:foreground fg :background bg)) 154 | (calendar-weekend-header (:foreground fg :background bg)) 155 | (diary (:foreground c4 :background bg)) 156 | (diary-anniversary (:foreground c3 :background bg)) 157 | (diary-button (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 158 | (diary-time (:foreground fg :background bg)) 159 | (holiday (:foreground c5 :background bg)) 160 | 161 | ;; Compilation 162 | (compilation-column-number (:foreground fg)) 163 | (compilation-error (:foreground c1 :weight 'bold)) 164 | (compilation-info (:foreground fg)) 165 | (compilation-line-number (:foreground fg)) 166 | (compilation-mode-line-exit (:foreground fg)) 167 | (compilation-mode-line-fail (:foreground c1)) 168 | (compilation-mode-line-run (:foreground c4)) 169 | (compilation-warning (:foreground c3)) 170 | (next-error (:foreground c1 :underline t)) 171 | 172 | ;; Changelog 173 | (change-log-acknowledgment (:foreground fg :background bg)) 174 | (change-log-conditionals (:foreground fg :background bg)) 175 | (change-log-date (:foreground fg :background bg)) 176 | (change-log-email (:foreground fg :background bg)) 177 | (change-log-file (:foreground fg :background bg)) 178 | (change-log-function (:foreground fg :background bg)) 179 | (change-log-list (:foreground fg :background bg)) 180 | (change-log-name (:foreground fg :background bg)) 181 | 182 | ;; Comint 183 | (comint-highlight-input (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 184 | (comint-highlight-prompt (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 185 | 186 | ;; Minibuffer completions 187 | (completions-annotations (:foreground fg :background bg)) 188 | (completions-common-part (:foreground fg :background bg)) 189 | (completions-first-difference (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 190 | 191 | ;; Customize 192 | (custom-button (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 193 | (custom-button-mouse (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 194 | (custom-button-pressed (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 195 | (custom-button-pressed-unraised (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 196 | (custom-button-unraised (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 197 | (custom-changed (:foreground c3 :background bg :slant 'italic)) 198 | (custom-comment (:foreground fg :background bg)) 199 | (custom-comment-tag (:foreground fg :background bg)) 200 | (custom-documentation (:foreground fg)) 201 | (custom-face-tag (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 202 | (custom-group-subtitle (:foreground fg :background bg)) 203 | (custom-group-tag (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 204 | (custom-group-tag-1 (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 205 | (custom-invalid (:foreground fg :background bg :strike-through t)) 206 | (custom-link (:foreground fg :background bg :underline t)) 207 | (custom-modified (:foreground c3 :background bg :slant 'italic)) 208 | (custom-rogue (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 209 | (custom-saved (:foreground fg :background bg)) 210 | (custom-set (:foreground fg :background bg)) 211 | (custom-state (:foreground fg :background bg :slant 'italic)) 212 | (custom-themed (:foreground fg :background bg)) 213 | (custom-variable-button (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 214 | (custom-variable-tag (:foreground fg :background bg)) 215 | (custom-visibility (:foreground fg :background bg)) 216 | 217 | ;; Diff mode 218 | (diff-added (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 219 | (diff-changed (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 220 | (diff-context (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 221 | (diff-file-header (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 222 | (diff-function (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 223 | (diff-header (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 224 | (diff-index (:foreground fg :background bg)) 225 | (diff-hunk-header (:foreground fg :background bg)) 226 | (diff-indicator-added (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 227 | (diff-indicator-changed (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 228 | (diff-indicator-removed (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 229 | (diff-refine-added (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 230 | (diff-refine-changed (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 231 | (diff-refine-removed (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 232 | (diff-removed (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 233 | 234 | ;; Dired 235 | (dired-directory (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 236 | (dired-flagged (:foreground c1)) 237 | (dired-header (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 238 | (dired-ignored (:foreground c7)) 239 | (dired-mark (:foreground c5 :slant 'italic)) 240 | (dired-marked (:foreground c5 :slant 'italic)) 241 | (dired-perm-write (:foreground fg)) 242 | (dired-symlink (:foreground c3)) 243 | (dired-warning (:foreground c3 :weight 'bold)) 244 | 245 | ;; Ediff mode 246 | (ediff-current-diff-A (:foreground fg :background c8)) 247 | (ediff-current-diff-B (:foreground fg :background c8)) 248 | (ediff-current-diff-C (:foreground fg :background c8)) 249 | (ediff-current-diff-Ancestor (:foreground fg :background c8)) 250 | (ediff-even-diff-A (:foreground fg :background c0)) 251 | (ediff-even-diff-B (:foreground fg :background c0)) 252 | (ediff-even-diff-C (:foreground fg :background c0)) 253 | (ediff-even-diff-Ancestor (:foreground fg :background c0)) 254 | (ediff-fine-diff-A (:foreground c1 :background c8)) 255 | (ediff-fine-diff-B (:foreground c2 :background c8)) 256 | (ediff-fine-diff-C (:foreground c3 :background c8)) 257 | (ediff-fine-diff-Ancestor (:foreground c4 :background c8)) 258 | (ediff-odd-diff-A (:foreground fg :background c0)) 259 | (ediff-odd-diff-B (:foreground fg :background c0)) 260 | (ediff-odd-diff-C (:foreground fg :background c0)) 261 | (ediff-odd-diff-Ancestor (:foreground fg :background c0)) 262 | 263 | ;; Eldoc 264 | (eldoc-highlight-function-argument (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 265 | 266 | ;; Easy PG 267 | (epa-field-body (:foreground fg)) 268 | (epa-field-name (:foreground fg)) 269 | (epa-mark (:foreground c3)) 270 | (epa-string (:foreground c7)) 271 | (epa-validity-disabled (:foreground c7)) 272 | (epa-validity-high (:foreground c2)) 273 | (epa-validity-low (:foreground c1)) 274 | (epa-validity-medium (:foreground c3)) 275 | 276 | ;; Eshell 277 | (eshell-prompt (:foreground fg)) 278 | (eshell-ls-archive (:foreground fg)) 279 | (eshell-ls-backup (:foreground fg)) 280 | (eshell-ls-clutter (:foreground c7)) 281 | (eshell-ls-directory (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 282 | (eshell-ls-executable (:foreground fg)) 283 | (eshell-ls-missing (:foreground c1)) 284 | (eshell-ls-product (:foreground c7)) 285 | (eshell-ls-readonly (:foreground c3)) 286 | (eshell-ls-special (:foreground c6)) 287 | (eshell-ls-symlink (:foreground c2)) 288 | (eshell-ls-unreadable (:foreground c1)) 289 | 290 | ;;; Gnus 291 | (gnus-button (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 292 | (gnus-emphasis-bold (:weight 'bold)) 293 | (gnus-emphasis-bold-italic (:weight 'bold :slant 'italic)) 294 | (gnus-emphasis-highlight-words (:foreground c4)) 295 | (gnus-emphasis-italic (:slant 'italic)) 296 | (gnus-emphasis-strikethru (:strike-through t)) 297 | (gnus-emphasis-underline (:underline t)) 298 | (gnus-emphasis-underline-bold (:underline t :weight 'bold)) 299 | (gnus-emphasis-underline-bold-italic (:underline t :weight 'bold :slant 'italic)) 300 | (gnus-emphasis-underline-italic (:underline t :slant 'italic)) 301 | (gnus-group-mail-1 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 302 | (gnus-group-mail-1-empty (:foreground fg)) 303 | (gnus-group-mail-2 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 304 | (gnus-group-mail-2-empty (:foreground fg)) 305 | (gnus-group-mail-3 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 306 | (gnus-group-mail-3-empty (:foreground fg)) 307 | (gnus-group-mail-low (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 308 | (gnus-group-mail-low-empty (:foreground fg)) 309 | (gnus-group-news-1 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 310 | (gnus-group-news-1-empty (:foreground fg)) 311 | (gnus-group-news-2 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 312 | (gnus-group-news-2-empty (:foreground fg)) 313 | (gnus-group-news-3 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 314 | (gnus-group-news-3-empty (:foreground fg)) 315 | (gnus-group-news-4 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 316 | (gnus-group-news-4-empty (:foreground fg)) 317 | (gnus-group-news-5 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 318 | (gnus-group-news-5-empty (:foreground fg)) 319 | (gnus-group-news-6 (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 320 | (gnus-group-news-6-empty (:foreground fg)) 321 | (gnus-group-news-low (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 322 | (gnus-group-news-low-empty (:foreground fg)) 323 | (gnus-header-content (:foreground fg)) 324 | (gnus-header-from (:foreground fg)) 325 | (gnus-header-name (:foreground fg)) 326 | (gnus-header-newsgroup (:foreground fg)) 327 | (gnus-header-subject (:foreground fg)) 328 | (gnus-signature (:foreground c7)) 329 | (gnus-slash (:foreground fg :background bg)) 330 | (gnus-summary-cancelled (:strike-through t)) 331 | (gnus-summary-high-ancient (:foreground c7)) 332 | (gnus-summary-high-read (:foreground fg)) 333 | (gnus-summary-high-ticked (:foreground fg)) 334 | (gnus-summary-high-undownloaded (:weight 'bold)) 335 | (gnus-summary-high-unread (:foreground c4 :weight 'bold)) 336 | (gnus-summary-low-ancient (:foreground c7)) 337 | (gnus-summary-low-read (:foreground fg)) 338 | (gnus-summary-low-ticked (:foreground fg)) 339 | (gnus-summary-low-undownloaded (:weight 'bold)) 340 | (gnus-summary-low-unread (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 341 | (gnus-summary-normal-ancient (:foreground c7)) 342 | (gnus-summary-normal-read (:foreground fg)) 343 | (gnus-summary-normal-ticked (:foreground fg)) 344 | (gnus-summary-normal-undownloaded (:weight 'bold)) 345 | (gnus-summary-normal-unread (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 346 | (gnus-summary-selected (:background c8)) 347 | 348 | ;; Help 349 | (help-argument-name (:slant 'italic)) 350 | 351 | ;; Hl-line 352 | (hl-line (:background c0)) 353 | 354 | ;; Ibuffer 355 | (ibuffer-locked-buffer (:foreground c1)) 356 | 357 | ;; Ido 358 | (ido-first-match (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 359 | (ido-incomplete-regexp (:foreground fg)) 360 | (ido-indicator (:foreground c4)) 361 | (ido-only-match (:foreground fg)) 362 | (ido-subdir (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 363 | (ido-virtual (:foreground c7)) 364 | 365 | ;; Info mode 366 | (Info-quoted (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 367 | (info-header-node (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 368 | (info-header-xref (:foreground fg :background bg :underline t)) 369 | (info-node (:foreground fg :background bg)) 370 | (info-index-match (:foreground fg :background c4)) 371 | (info-menu-header (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 372 | (info-menu-star (:foreground fg :background bg)) 373 | (info-title-1 (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 374 | (info-title-2 (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 375 | (info-title-3 (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 376 | (info-title-4 (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 377 | (info-xref (:foreground fg :background bg :underline t)) 378 | (info-xref-visited (:foreground fg :background bg :underline t)) 379 | 380 | ;; Ispell 381 | (ispell-highlight (:underline (:color c1))) 382 | (flyspell-duplicate (:underline (:color c3))) 383 | (flyspell-incorrect (:underline (:color c1))) 384 | 385 | ;; Message 386 | (message-cited-text (:foreground c7)) 387 | (message-header-cc (:foreground fg)) 388 | (message-header-name (:foreground fg)) 389 | (message-header-newsgroups (:foreground fg)) 390 | (message-header-other (:foreground fg)) 391 | (message-header-subject (:foreground fg)) 392 | (message-header-to (:foreground fg)) 393 | (message-header-xheader (:foreground fg)) 394 | (message-Mml (:foreground fg)) 395 | (message-separator (:foreground c7)) 396 | 397 | ;; MM 398 | (mm-command-output (:foreground fg)) 399 | 400 | ;; Outline 401 | (outline-1 (:foreground fg)) 402 | (outline-2 (:foreground fg)) 403 | (outline-3 (:foreground fg)) 404 | (outline-4 (:foreground fg)) 405 | (outline-5 (:foreground fg)) 406 | (outline-6 (:foreground fg)) 407 | (outline-7 (:foreground fg)) 408 | (outline-8 (:foreground fg)) 409 | 410 | ;; Package 411 | (package-description (:foreground fg)) 412 | (package-help-section-name (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 413 | (package-name (:foreground fg :underline t)) 414 | (package-status-avail-obso (:strike-through t)) 415 | (package-status-available (:foreground fg)) 416 | (package-status-built-in (:foreground c7)) 417 | (package-status-dependency (:foreground c7)) 418 | (package-status-disabled (:foreground c3)) 419 | (package-status-external (:foreground fg)) 420 | (package-status-held (:foreground fg)) 421 | (package-status-incompat (:foreground c1)) 422 | (package-status-installed (:foreground c7)) 423 | (package-status-new (:weight 'bold)) 424 | (package-status-unsigned (:foreground fg)) 425 | 426 | ;; Replace 427 | (query-replace (:foreground fg :background c4)) 428 | 429 | ;; Rmail 430 | (rmail-header-name (:foreground fg)) 431 | (rmail-highlight (:foreground c4)) 432 | 433 | ;; Semantic 434 | (semantic-complete-inline-face (:foreground fg :background c8)) 435 | (semantic-decoration-on-fileless-includes (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 436 | (semantic-decoration-on-includes (:foreground fg :background bg)) 437 | (semantic-decoration-on-private-members (:foreground fg :background bg)) 438 | (semantic-decoration-on-protected-members (:foreground fg :background bg)) 439 | (semantic-decoration-on-unknown-includes (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 440 | (semantic-decoration-on-unparsed-includes (:foreground c3 :background bg)) 441 | (semantic-highlight-edits (:foreground fg :background bg)) 442 | (semantic-highlight-func-current-tag (:foreground fg :background bg)) 443 | (semantic-idle-symbol-highlight (:foreground c4 :background bg)) 444 | (semantic-tag-boundary-face (:foreground c3 :background bg)) 445 | (semantic-unmatched-syntax-face (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 446 | (senator-momentary-highlight-face (:foreground c4 :background bg)) 447 | (srecode-field-face (:foreground fg :background c8)) 448 | 449 | ;; Show paren 450 | (show-paren-match (:underline t)) 451 | (show-paren-match-expression (:underline t)) 452 | (show-paren-mismatch (:foreground c1 :weight 'bold)) 453 | 454 | ;; Shr 455 | (shr-link (:underline t)) 456 | (shr-strike-through (:strike-through t)) 457 | 458 | ;; Table mode 459 | (table-cell (:foreground fg :background c8)) 460 | 461 | ;; smerge 462 | (smerge-base (:foreground fg :background c8)) 463 | (smerge-lower (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 464 | (smerge-markers (:foreground c7 :background c8)) 465 | (smerge-refined-added (:foreground c2 :background c8)) 466 | (smerge-refined-changed (:foreground c7 :background c8)) 467 | (smerge-refined-removed (:foreground c1 :background c8)) 468 | (smerge-upper (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 469 | 470 | ;; TODO Tab bar 471 | (tab-bar (:foreground fg :background c8)) 472 | (tab-bar-tab (:foreground fg :background c8)) 473 | (tab-bar-tab-inactive (:foreground c7 :background c8)) 474 | 475 | ;; Terminal 476 | (term (:foreground fg :background bg)) 477 | (term-bold (:weight 'bold)) 478 | (term-color-black (:foreground bg)) 479 | (term-color-red (:foreground c1)) 480 | (term-color-green (:foreground c2)) 481 | (term-color-yellow (:foreground c3)) 482 | (term-color-blue (:foreground c4)) 483 | (term-color-magenta (:foreground c5)) 484 | (term-color-cyan (:foreground c6)) 485 | (term-color-white (:foreground fg)) 486 | (term-underline (:underline t)) 487 | 488 | ;; VC 489 | (vc-conflict-state (:foreground c1)) 490 | (vc-edited-state (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 491 | (vc-locally-added-state (:foreground c2)) 492 | (vc-locked-state (:foreground c3 :weight 'bold)) 493 | (vc-missing-state (:foreground c1 :weight 'bold)) 494 | (vc-needs-update-state (:foreground c3 :slant 'italic)) 495 | (vc-removed-state (:foreground c1 :slant 'italic)) 496 | (vc-state-base (:foreground fg)) 497 | (vc-up-to-date-state (:foreground fg)) 498 | 499 | ;; Whitespace 500 | (trailing-whitespace (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 501 | (whitespace-big-indent (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 502 | (whitespace-empty (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 503 | (whitespace-hspace (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 504 | (whitespace-indentation (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 505 | (whitespace-line (:foreground c8 :background bg)) 506 | (whitespace-newline (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 507 | (whitespace-space (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 508 | (whitespace-space-after-tab (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 509 | (whitespace-space-before-tab (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 510 | (whitespace-tab (:foreground c8 :background bg)) 511 | (whitespace-trailing (:foreground c8 :background c8)) 512 | 513 | ;; widget 514 | (widget-button (:foreground fg :background bg :box t)) 515 | (widget-button-pressed (:foreground c4 :background bg :box t)) 516 | (widget-documentation (:foreground fg :background bg)) 517 | (widget-field (:foreground fg :background c8)) 518 | (widget-inactive (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 519 | (widget-single-line-field (:foreground fg :background c8)) 520 | 521 | 522 | 523 | ;;; External Packages 524 | 525 | ;; Counsel 526 | (counsel--mark-ring-highlight (:foreground c4 :slant 'italic)) 527 | (counsel-active-mode (:foreground c2)) 528 | (counsel-application-name (:foreground fg)) 529 | (counsel-evil-register (:foreground fg)) 530 | (counsel-key-binding (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 531 | (counsel-outline-1 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 532 | (counsel-outline-2 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 533 | (counsel-outline-3 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 534 | (counsel-outline-4 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 535 | (counsel-outline-5 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 536 | (counsel-outline-6 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 537 | (counsel-outline-7 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 538 | (counsel-outline-8 (:foreground fg :background bg)) 539 | (counsel-outline-default (:foreground fg :background bg)) 540 | (counsel-variable-documentation (:foreground fg :background bg)) 541 | 542 | ;; Elfeed 543 | (elfeed-log-date (:foreground fg)) 544 | (elfeed-log-debug-level-face (:foreground fg)) 545 | (elfeed-log-error-level-face (:foreground c1)) 546 | (elfeed-log-info-level-face (:foreground fg)) 547 | (elfeed-log-warn-level-face (:foreground c3)) 548 | (elfeed-search-date-face (:foreground c7)) 549 | (elfeed-search-feed-face (:foreground fg)) 550 | (elfeed-search-filter-face (:foreground fg)) 551 | (elfeed-search-last-update-face (:foreground fg)) 552 | (elfeed-search-tag-face (:foreground c7)) 553 | (elfeed-search-title-face (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 554 | (elfeed-search-unread-count-face (:foreground fg)) 555 | (elfeed-search-unread-title-face (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 556 | 557 | ;; Ivy 558 | (ivy-action (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 559 | (ivy-completion-annotations (:foreground c7)) 560 | (ivy-confirm-face (:foreground c2)) 561 | (ivy-current-match (:foreground c5)) 562 | (ivy-cursor (:foreground bg :background fg)) 563 | (ivy-grep-info (:foreground fg)) 564 | (ivy-grep-line-number (:foreground fg)) 565 | (ivy-highlight-face (:foreground c4 :slant 'italic)) 566 | (ivy-match-required-face (:foreground c1)) 567 | (ivy-minibuffer-match-face-1 (:underline t)) 568 | (ivy-minibuffer-match-face-2 (:underline t)) 569 | (ivy-minibuffer-match-face-3 (:underline t)) 570 | (ivy-minibuffer-match-face-4 (:underline t)) 571 | (ivy-minibuffer-match-highlight (:foreground c4)) 572 | (ivy-modified-buffer (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 573 | (ivy-modified-outside-buffer (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 574 | (ivy-org (:foreground fg)) 575 | (ivy-prompt-match (:foreground fg :background bg)) 576 | (ivy-remote (:foreground c3)) 577 | (ivy-separator (:foreground c7)) 578 | (ivy-subdir (:foreground fg)) 579 | (ivy-virtual (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 580 | (ivy-yanked-word (:foreground c4)) 581 | 582 | ;; Magit 583 | (git-commit-comment-action (:foreground c7)) 584 | (git-commit-comment-branch-local (:foreground c7)) 585 | (git-commit-comment-branch-remote (:foreground c7)) 586 | (git-commit-comment-detached (:foreground c7)) 587 | (git-commit-comment-file (:foreground c7)) 588 | (git-commit-comment-heading (:foreground c7 :weight 'bold)) 589 | (git-commit-keyword (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 590 | (git-commit-known-pseudo-header (:foreground fg)) 591 | (git-commit-nonempty-second-line (:foreground c1)) 592 | (git-commit-overlong-summary (:foreground c3)) 593 | (git-commit-pseudo-header (:foreground fg)) 594 | (git-commit-summary (:foreground fg)) 595 | (git-rebase-comment-hash (:foreground c7)) 596 | (git-rebase-description (:foreground fg)) 597 | (git-rebase-hash (:foreground c7)) 598 | (git-rebase-killed-action (:foreground fg :strike-through t)) 599 | (git-rebase-label (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 600 | (magit-bisect-bad (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 601 | (magit-bisect-good (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 602 | (magit-bisect-skip (:foreground c3 :background bg)) 603 | (magit-blame-date (:foreground c7 :background c0)) 604 | (magit-blame-dimmed (:foreground c7 :background c0)) 605 | (magit-blame-name (:foreground fg :background c0 :slant 'italic)) 606 | (magit-blame-hash (:foreground fg :background c0)) 607 | (magit-blame-heading (:foreground fg :background c0 :weight 'bold)) 608 | (magit-blame-highlight (:foreground c4 :background c0)) 609 | (magit-blame-margin (:foreground fg :background c0)) 610 | (magit-blame-summary (:foreground c7 :background c0)) 611 | (magit-branch-current (:foreground c4 :slant 'italic)) 612 | (magit-branch-local (:foreground c5 :slant 'italic)) 613 | (magit-branch-remote (:foreground c2 :slant 'italic)) 614 | (magit-branch-remote-head (:foreground c2 :slant 'italic :underline t)) 615 | (magit-branch-upstream (:foreground c6 :slant 'italic)) 616 | (magit-cherry-equivalent (:foreground c6)) 617 | (magit-cherry-unmatched (:foreground c3)) 618 | (magit-diff-added (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 619 | (magit-diff-added-highlight (:foreground c2 :background c0)) 620 | (magit-diff-base (:foreground fg :background bg)) 621 | (magit-diff-base-highlight (:foreground fg :background c0)) 622 | (magit-diff-conflict-heading (:foreground c3 :background bg :weight 'bold)) 623 | (magit-diff-context (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 624 | (magit-diff-context-highlight (:foreground c7 :background c0)) 625 | (magit-diff-file-heading (:foreground fg :background bg)) 626 | (magit-diff-file-heading-highlight (:foreground fg :background c0)) 627 | (magit-diff-file-heading-selection (:foreground fg :background c8 :weight 'bold)) 628 | (magit-diff-hunk-heading (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 629 | (magit-diff-hunk-heading-highlight (:foreground c7 :background c0)) 630 | (magit-diff-hunk-heading-selection (:foreground c7 :background c8 :weight 'bold)) 631 | (magit-diff-lines-boundary (:foreground c5 :background c5)) 632 | (magit-diff-lines-heading (:foreground c5 :background c0)) 633 | (magit-diff-our (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 634 | (magit-diff-our-highlight (:foreground c1 :background c0)) 635 | (magit-diff-removed (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 636 | (magit-diff-removed-highlight (:foreground c1 :background c0)) 637 | (magit-diff-their (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 638 | (magit-diff-their-highlight (:foreground c2 :background c0)) 639 | (magit-diff-whitespace-warning (:foreground fg :background c8)) 640 | (magit-diffstat-added (:foreground c2)) 641 | (magit-diffstat-removed (:foreground c1)) 642 | (magit-dimmed (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 643 | (magit-filename (:foreground fg :background bg)) 644 | (magit-hash (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 645 | (magit-head (:foreground c2 :background bg)) 646 | (magit-header-line (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 647 | (magit-header-line-key (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 648 | (magit-header-line-log-select (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 649 | (magit-keyword (:foreground fg :background bg)) 650 | (magit-keyword-squash (:foreground fg :background bg)) 651 | (magit-log-author (:foreground fg)) 652 | (magit-log-date (:foreground fg)) 653 | (magit-log-graph (:foreground c7)) 654 | (magit-mode-line-process (:foreground fg)) 655 | (magit-mode-line-process-error (:foreground c1)) 656 | (magit-process-ng (:foreground c1)) 657 | (magit-process-ok (:foreground c2)) 658 | (magit-reflog-amend (:foreground fg)) 659 | (magit-reflog-checkout (:foreground fg)) 660 | (magit-reflog-cherry-pick (:foreground fg)) 661 | (magit-reflog-commit (:foreground fg)) 662 | (magit-reflog-merge (:foreground fg)) 663 | (magit-reflog-other (:foreground fg)) 664 | (magit-reflog-rebase (:foreground fg)) 665 | (magit-reflog-remote (:foreground fg)) 666 | (magit-reflog-reset (:foreground c1)) 667 | (magit-refname (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 668 | (magit-refname-pullreq (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 669 | (magit-refname-stash (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 670 | (magit-refname-wip (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 671 | (magit-section-heading (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 672 | (magit-section-heading-selection (:background c0 :weight 'bold)) 673 | (magit-section-highlight (:background c0)) 674 | (magit-section-secondary-heading (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 675 | (magit-sequence-done (:foreground fg)) 676 | (magit-sequence-drop (:foreground fg)) 677 | (magit-sequence-exec (:foreground fg)) 678 | (magit-sequence-head (:foreground fg)) 679 | (magit-sequence-onto (:foreground fg)) 680 | (magit-sequence-part (:foreground fg)) 681 | (magit-sequence-pick (:foreground fg)) 682 | (magit-sequence-stop (:foreground fg)) 683 | (magit-signature-bad (:foreground c1)) 684 | (magit-signature-error (:foreground c1)) 685 | (magit-signature-expired (:foreground c3)) 686 | (magit-signature-expired-key (:foreground c3)) 687 | (magit-signature-good (:foreground c2)) 688 | (magit-signature-revoked (:foreground c3)) 689 | (magit-signature-untrusted (:foreground fg)) 690 | (magit-tag (:foreground c5 :slant 'italic)) 691 | (transient-active-infix (:foreground c4)) 692 | (transient-argument (:foreground c2)) 693 | (transient-disabled-suffix (:foreground c1)) 694 | (transient-enabled-suffix (:foreground c2)) 695 | (transient-heading (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 696 | (transient-inactive-argument (:foreground c7)) 697 | (transient-inactive-value (:foreground c7)) 698 | (transient-key (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 699 | (transient-mismatched-key (:foreground c3 :slant 'italic)) 700 | (transient-nonstandard-key (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 701 | (transient-separator (:foreground c8)) 702 | (transient-unreachable (:foreground c7 :strike-though t)) 703 | (transient-unreachable-key (:foreground c7 :strike-though t)) 704 | (transient-value (:foreground fg)) 705 | 706 | ;; Mini Modeline 707 | (mini-modeline-mode-line (:height 0.1 :background c8)) 708 | (mini-modeline-mode-line-inactive (:height 0.1 :background c8)) 709 | 710 | ;; mu4e 711 | (mu4e-attach-number (:foreground c5 :slant 'italic)) 712 | (mu4e-cited-1-face (:foreground c7)) 713 | (mu4e-cited-2-face (:foreground c7)) 714 | (mu4e-cited-3-face (:foreground c7)) 715 | (mu4e-cited-4-face (:foreground c7)) 716 | (mu4e-cited-5-face (:foreground c7)) 717 | (mu4e-cited-6-face (:foreground c7)) 718 | (mu4e-cited-7-face (:foreground c7)) 719 | (mu4e-compose-header-face (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 720 | (mu4e-compose-separator-face (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 721 | (mu4e-contact-face (:foreground fg)) 722 | (mu4e-context-face (:foreground fg)) 723 | (mu4e-draft-face (:foreground c7)) 724 | (mu4e-flagged-face (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 725 | (mu4e-footer-face (:foreground c7)) 726 | (mu4e-forwarded-face (:foreground fg)) 727 | (mu4e-header-face (:foreground c7)) 728 | (mu4e-header-highlight-face (:foreground fg :background c0)) 729 | (mu4e-header-key-face (:foreground fg)) 730 | (mu4e-header-marks-face (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 731 | (mu4e-header-title-face (:foreground fg)) 732 | (mu4e-header-value-face (:foreground fg)) 733 | (mu4e-link-face (:foreground c5 :underline t)) 734 | (mu4e-modeline-face (:foreground c7)) 735 | (mu4e-moved-face (:foreground fg)) 736 | (mu4e-ok-face (:foreground c2)) 737 | (mu4e-region-code (:foreground bg :background c0)) 738 | (mu4e-replied-face (:foreground c7)) 739 | (mu4e-special-header-value-face (:foreground fg)) 740 | (mu4e-system-face (:foreground c7)) 741 | (mu4e-title-face (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 742 | (mu4e-trashed-face (:foreground c7 :strike-through t)) 743 | (mu4e-unread-face (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 744 | (mu4e-url-number (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 745 | (mu4e-view-body-face (:foreground fg)) 746 | (mu4e-warning-face (:foreground c3)) 747 | 748 | ;; Org mode 749 | (org-agenda-calendar-event (:foreground fg)) 750 | (org-agenda-calendar-sexp (:foreground fg)) 751 | (org-agenda-clocking (:foreground c5)) 752 | (org-agenda-column-dateline (:foreground fg :background c8)) 753 | (org-agenda-current-time (:foreground c4)) 754 | (org-agenda-date (:foreground fg)) 755 | (org-agenda-date-today (:foreground fg :slant 'italic)) 756 | (org-agenda-date-weekend (:foreground fg)) 757 | (org-agenda-diary (:foreground fg)) 758 | (org-agenda-dimmed-todo-face (:foreground c7)) 759 | (org-agenda-done (:foreground c2 :slant 'italic)) 760 | (org-agenda-filter-category (:foreground fg)) 761 | (org-agenda-filter-effort (:foreground fg)) 762 | (org-agenda-filter-regexp (:foreground fg)) 763 | (org-agenda-filter-tags (:foreground fg)) 764 | (org-agenda-restriction-lock (:foreground c3)) 765 | (org-agenda-structure (:foreground c7)) 766 | (org-archived (:foreground c7)) 767 | (org-block (:foreground fg :background c0 :extend t)) 768 | (org-block-begin-line (:foreground c7 :background c0 :slant 'italic :extend t)) 769 | (org-block-end-line (:foreground c7 :background c0 :slant 'italic :extend t)) 770 | (org-checkbox (:foreground fg)) 771 | (org-checkbox-statistics-done (:foreground c2)) 772 | (org-checkbox-statistics-todo (:foreground c1)) 773 | (org-clock-overlay (:background c0)) 774 | (org-code (:foreground c7)) 775 | (org-column (:foreground fg)) 776 | (org-column-title (:foreground fg)) 777 | (org-date (:foreground c7)) 778 | (org-date-selected (:foreground c4 :slant 'italic)) 779 | (org-default (:foreground fg :background bg)) 780 | (org-document-info (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 781 | (org-document-info-keyword (:foreground c7 :slant 'italic)) 782 | (org-document-title (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 783 | (org-done (:foreground c2 :slant 'italic)) 784 | (org-drawer (:foreground c7)) 785 | (org-ellipsis (:foreground c7)) 786 | (org-footnote (:foreground c7)) 787 | (org-formula (:foreground fg)) 788 | (org-habit-alert-face (:foreground c3 :weight 'bold)) 789 | (org-habit-alert-future-face (:foreground c3)) 790 | (org-habit-clear-face (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 791 | (org-habit-clear-future-face (:foreground fg)) 792 | (org-habit-overdue-face (:foreground c1 :weight 'bold)) 793 | (org-habit-overdue-future-face (:foreground c1)) 794 | (org-habit-ready-face (:foreground c2 :weight 'bold)) 795 | (org-habit-ready-future-face (:foreground c2)) 796 | (org-headline-done (:foreground c7)) 797 | (org-hide (:foreground bg)) 798 | (org-indent (:foreground bg)) 799 | (org-inline-tasks (:foreground c7)) 800 | (org-latex-and-related (:foreground fg)) 801 | (org-level-1 (:foreground fg)) 802 | (org-level-2 (:foreground fg)) 803 | (org-level-3 (:foreground fg)) 804 | (org-level-4 (:foreground fg)) 805 | (org-level-5 (:foreground fg)) 806 | (org-level-6 (:foreground fg)) 807 | (org-level-7 (:foreground fg)) 808 | (org-level-8 (:foreground fg)) 809 | (org-link (:foreground c4 :underline t)) 810 | (org-list-dt (:foreground fg :weight 'bold)) 811 | (org-macro (:foreground fg)) 812 | (org-meta-line (:foreground c7 :background bg :slant 'italic)) 813 | (org-mode-line-clock (:foreground fg)) 814 | (org-mode-line-clock-overrun (:foreground c1 :weight 'bold)) 815 | (org-priority (:foreground c5)) 816 | (org-property-value (:foreground fg)) 817 | (org-quote (:foreground c7)) 818 | (org-scheduled (:foreground fg)) 819 | (org-scheduled-previously (:foreground c1)) 820 | (org-scheduled-today (:foreground fg)) 821 | (org-sexp-date (:foreground fg)) 822 | (org-special-keyword (:foreground fg)) 823 | (org-table (:foreground c7)) 824 | (org-tag (:foreground fg)) 825 | (org-tag-group (:foreground fg)) 826 | (org-target (:foreground fg :underline t)) 827 | (org-time-grid (:foreground c7)) 828 | (org-todo (:foreground c1 :slant 'italic)) 829 | (org-upcoming-deadline (:foreground fg)) 830 | (org-upcoming-distant-deadline (:foreground fg)) 831 | (org-verbatim (:foreground c7)) 832 | (org-verse (:foreground c7)) 833 | (org-warning (:foreground c3)) 834 | 835 | ;; Page break lines 836 | (page-break-lines (:foreground c7)) 837 | 838 | ;; PDF tools 839 | (pdf-isearch-batch (:foreground c4 :background bg)) 840 | (pdf-isearch-lazy (:underline t)) 841 | (pdf-isearch-match (:foreground fg :background c4)) 842 | (pdf-view-rectangle (:foreground c4 :slant 'italic)) 843 | (pdf-view-region (:foreground fg :background c8)) 844 | 845 | ;; Swiper 846 | (swiper-background-match-face-1 (:foreground fg)) 847 | (swiper-background-match-face-2 (:foreground fg)) 848 | (swiper-background-match-face-3 (:foreground fg)) 849 | (swiper-background-match-face-4 (:foreground fg)) 850 | (swiper-line-face (:foreground c4)) 851 | (swiper-match-face-1 (:foreground fg)) 852 | (swiper-match-face-2 (:foreground fg)) 853 | (swiper-match-face-3 (:foreground fg)) 854 | (swiper-match-face-4 (:foreground fg)) 855 | 856 | ;; Vterm 857 | (vterm-color-default (:foreground fg :background bg)) 858 | (vterm-color-black (:foreground bg)) 859 | (vterm-color-red (:foreground c1)) 860 | (vterm-color-green (:foreground c2)) 861 | (vterm-color-yellow (:foreground c3)) 862 | (vterm-color-blue (:foreground c4)) 863 | (vterm-color-magenta (:foreground c5)) 864 | (vterm-color-cyan (:foreground c6)) 865 | (vterm-color-white (:foreground fg)) 866 | 867 | ;; git-gutter 868 | (git-gutter:added (:background c2)) 869 | (git-gutter:deleted (:background c1)) 870 | (git-gutter:modified (:background c3)) 871 | (git-gutter:unchanged (:background bg)) 872 | (git-gutter:separator (:background c0)) 873 | (git-gutter-fr:added (:background c2)) 874 | (git-gutter-fr:deleted (:background c1)) 875 | (git-gutter-fr:modified (:background c3)) 876 | 877 | ;; company 878 | (company-tooltip-selection (:foreground fg :background c7)) 879 | (company-tooltip-common (:foreground fg)) 880 | (company-tooltip (:foreground fg :background c0)) 881 | (company-scrollbar-bg (:background bg)) 882 | (company-scrollbar-fg (:background c8)) 883 | 884 | 885 | ;;; Language-specific 886 | 887 | ;; LaTeX 888 | (font-latex-bold-face (:foreground fg :background bg :weight 'bold)) 889 | (font-latex-doctex-documentation-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 890 | (font-latex-doctex-preprocessor-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 891 | (font-latex-italic-face (:slant 'italic)) 892 | (font-latex-math-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 893 | (font-latex-script-char-face (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 894 | (font-latex-sectioning-0-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 895 | (font-latex-sectioning-1-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 896 | (font-latex-sectioning-2-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 897 | (font-latex-sectioning-3-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 898 | (font-latex-sectioning-4-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 899 | (font-latex-sectioning-5-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 900 | (font-latex-sedate-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 901 | (font-latex-slide-title-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 902 | (font-latex-string-face (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 903 | (font-latex-subscript-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 904 | (font-latex-superscript-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 905 | (font-latex-verbatim-face (:foreground fg :background bg)) 906 | (font-latex-warning-face (:foreground c1 :background bg)) 907 | 908 | ;; Tex faces 909 | (TeX-error-description-error (:foreground c1)) 910 | (TeX-error-description-help (:foreground fg)) 911 | (TeX-error-description-tex-said (:foreground fg)) 912 | (TeX-error-description-warning (:foreground c3)) 913 | 914 | ;; Shell 915 | (sh-escaped-newline (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 916 | (sh-heredoc (:foreground c7 :background bg)) 917 | (sh-quoted-exec (:foreground c7 :background bg))) 918 | 919 | (custom-theme-set-variables 'sorcery 920 | `(pdf-view-midnight-colors '(,fg . ,bg)))) 921 | 922 | 923 | ;;;###autoload 924 | (and load-file-name 925 | (boundp 'custom-theme-load-path) 926 | (add-to-list 'custom-theme-load-path 927 | (file-name-as-directory 928 | (file-name-directory load-file-name)))) 929 | 930 | (provide-theme 'sorcery) 931 | 932 | ;;; sorcery-theme.el ends here 933 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------