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Hi, it would be great if you could make one half for VS Code.

I really like your work, thank you ❤️
I want to ask you to add a solution for vifm

docs:

• https://vifm.info/vimdoc.shtml#vifm-%3Ahighlight

examples:

• https://vifm.info/colorschemes.shtml

P.S. excellent ligament: terminal -> vifm -> vim

Hello

I'm very interested in using your theme - the dark one - but when I install it in vim for iTerm2 the colors are way too bright. I've added a screenshot.

Is this just the way things are, or are there some configurations that I need?

Using the light Konsole theme causes an invisible "visual line" marking in Vim.

Reproduce:

• Open any text file in Vim
• Press Shift+V
• Go down using the cursor key

You should the the marked lines but you see nothing.

Theoretically re-opening this one here.

I would like to match the colors between VIM and iTerm as well.

Played a bit around and found inside "../../onehalf/vim/colors/onehalfdark.vim"
let s:black = { "gui": "#282c34", "cterm": "236" }

I changed it to
let s:black = { "gui": "#000000", "cterm": "0" }
and it seems to work. Might not be the correct color like defined for iterm colors, but would be lovely to see it match by default.

Appreciate your great efforts in that project and really like the theme. Thanks

Instead of 2 color schemes, the vim integration should be one. The distinction between light and dark should be made via the 'background' setting, which can be either light or dark.

This is particularly useful for plugins such as https://github.com/amdt/sunset

Can we have an extension for Google chrome?

It works perfectly fine in Sublime, and I love the colour scheme so I'm bummed out that I can't get this to work, but in Vim the background is this sort of dark brown colour and I can't for the life of me figure out why. What I'dl like is to have it mimic this screenshot. I've followed all the instructions in the readme and searched the web for the past few hours to see if it was a more general Vim issue, and can't get it looking like that. I'm using the OneHalfDark.terminal colour scheme found in this repo. It's possible I've configured something wrong but I can't figure out what. Relevant vim settings are all in that screenshot.

This theme greatly helped my spring-cleaning-color-needs!

Thanks for a great theme. The tools I use most often are Alacritty/iTerm/Linux Terminal, tmux, neovim, XCode and VS Code (code). Nice to have 80% of them covered. Mind implementing your theme for VS Code?

Hi, I would like to setup my terminal according to your screenshot, but I can't figure out what kind of font you're using.

Thanks

What is the font used in the presentation image ?

I suggest a port for Atom

for

• vim (rtp)
• vim-airline
• sublime text (depends on #5)
• iTerm
• Terminal.app
• Gnome terminal

Just pasted your colors into ST colorscheme!

http://imgur.com/YRTjr1K

Replace with this code all color scheme in config.h

/* Terminal colors (16 first used in escape sequence) */
static const char *colorname[] = {

    /* 8 normal colors */
    [0] = "#282c34", /* black   */
    [1] = "#e06c75", /* red     */
    [2] = "#98c379", /* green   */
    [3] = "#e5c07b", /* yellow  */
    [4] = "#61afef", /* blue    */
    [5] = "#c678dd", /* magenta */
    [6] = "#56b6c2", /* cyan    */
    [7] = "#dcdfe4", /* white   */
                                        
    /* 8 bright colors */
    [8]  = "#485187", /* black   */
    [9]  = "#e06c75", /* red     */
    [10] = "#c3f49f", /* green   */
    [11] = "#ffdb99", /* yellow  */
    [12] = "#7cc4ff", /* blue    */
    [13] = "#eba8ff", /* magenta */
    [14] = "#e06c75", /* cyan    */
    [15] = "#f7f8f9", /* white   */
                                        
    /* special colors */
    [256] = "#282c34", /* background */
    [257] = "#dcdfe4", /* foreground */

};


/*
 * Default colors (colorname index)
 * foreground, background, cursor, cursor
 */
unsigned int defaultfg = 257;
unsigned int defaultbg = 256;
unsigned int defaultcs = 257;
unsigned int defaultrcs = 257;

Can instructions be added on how to set this theme up on Bash on Ubuntu on Windows?

Would you consider creating a theme for Lightline?

I really love the colors of this theme. Chrome theme will be awesome.

The open source Visual Studio Code seems like a nice free alternative do Sublime Text. It would be great if your color scheme could also be used in it.

Hi,

Please port to VS Code.

I know it's a big burden for you, my sir.

But I have yet to find any color-scheme as great as your in any editor I've used.

Despite I ported OneHalf to St terminal, Bspwm, i3wm.

Spacemacs most certainly is beyond my capable!

Please, please...do me this favor!

Gudday!

http://spacemacs.org/

OneHalf ports:
https://imgur.com/sdPxFkC

I write colors in conf file, for kitty terminal. Just create a file in
~/.config/kitty/onehalf.conf
with

# Onehalf Colorscheme for Kitty
# Based on https://github.com/sonph/onehalf

foreground            #dcdfe4
background            #282c34
selection_foreground  #000000
selection_background  #FFFACD
url_color             #0087BD

# black
color0   #282c34
color8   #282c36

# red
color1   #e06c75
color9   #e06c75

# green
color2   #98c379
color10  #98c379

# yellow
color3   #e5c07b
color11  #e5c07b

# blue
color4  #61afef
color12 #61afef

# magenta
color5   #c678dd
color13  #c678dd

# cyan
color6   #56b6c2
color14  #56b6c2

# white
color7   #dcdfe4
color15  #dcdfe4

and add the line to principal configuration file ~/.config/kitty/kitty.conf
include onehalf.conf

• package & import statements in java in dark mode is blue (expected purple as in light mode)

I use the zsh-autosuggestions plugin on iterm2. When typing a command in iterm, a suggestion is displayed in a lighter font color like so:

However, this lighter colored text doesn't show up when using the dark theme in a neovim terminal tab:

The images aren't so great but, the difference is very noticeable to the eye.

The text does show up when using the onehalflight version, but it's just plain back. I presume that this is what's happening with the onehalfdark theme, it's just that it doesn't show up due to the similarity of color with the background.

It would be nice to have support for italic fonts (comments, keywords, etc). There are currently a few themes that support it.

• iterm/terminal
• xfce4terminal
• konsole

:hi TabLine
TabLine        xxx ctermfg=248 ctermbg=255 guifg=White guibg=Red
:hi tablinesel
TabLineSel     xxx ctermfg=60 ctermbg=231 guifg=White guibg=Red
:hi tablinefill
TabLineFill    xxx ctermfg=247 ctermbg=255 guifg=#a0a1a7 guibg=#f0f0f0

Have to reload the colorscheme once to get the values right.

alacritty

doing an incremental search for a string or having search highlighting on and doing a search and replace in vim is really cumbersome due to current highlighting colors being used.

when you invoke search in vim all matches for the search pattern are highlighted, then the currently active match is usually highlighted in a different color. In OneHalf however this is not the case:

This results in the following behaviour:

here we can't determine what highlighted instance would be replaced if I press yes.

The next screenshot shows what the behaviour is if IncSearch has a different highlighting then default Search:

In this case I simply hijack the highlighting groups that are defined in the onehalf colorscheme file by linking Search to Pmenu and IncSearch to PMenuSel.
like this:

    hi! link Search PMenu
    hi! link IncSearch PMenuSel

as you can see the current active item is highlighted with a blue background and the others are highlighted with gray.

This is just a hack in my own vim configuration file however, I'm not sure what colors we want to use here. Just putting this out to see how we can fix this.

Hi,

First off, thanks a lot for this color scheme and the accompanying install scripts. My new favorite!

I tried to install the scheme for gnome-terminal, following the relevant readme:
https://github.com/sonph/onehalf/tree/master/gnome-terminal

It resulted in all existing gnome terminal profiles being deleted, only default remaining. No One Half profile added.

Seems to be a common issue with Gnome Terminal 3.22.2 on Debian 9. See similar thread over at Gogh:
Gogh-Co/Gogh#63

Please add one :')

This theme is used by default in bat as of sharkdp/bat@67ec5fe, and this should be reflected when talking about all the editors this theme supports.

Would love to see a theme matching for tmux - there is one that's close, but doesn't quite do it for me. I'd be happy to take it on as well.

I've been lookin for a good light theme for some time... those are hard to find. Onehalf looks great, thanks for publishing it.
Do you plan on supporting Visual Studio Code?

I love onehalf color schemes but as I switched over spyder from sublime, how could I use onehalf (lighter version) on spyder ?