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*seoul256.txt* Low-contrast Vim color scheme based on Seoul Colors

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Version: 0.0
Author: junnegun (https://github.com/junegunn)
License: MIT License
Repository: https://github.com/junegunn/seoul256.vim

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CONTENTS *seoul256-contents*

Introduction ....................................|seoul256-introduction|
Variables .......................................|seoul256-variables|
g:seoul256_background .......................|g:seoul256_background|
g:seoul256_light_background .................|g:seoul256_light_background|
g:seoul256_current_fg .......................|g:seoul256_current_fg|
g:seoul256_current_bg .......................|g:seoul256_current_bg|

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INTRODUCTION *seoul256-introduction*

*seoul256* is a low-contrast Vim color scheme based on Seoul Colors[1]. Works on
256-color terminal or on GVim.

[1]: http://www.seoul.go.kr/v2012/seoul/symbol/color.html

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VARIABLES *seoul256-variables*

|g:seoul256_background| *g:seoul256_background*
|g:seoul256_light_background| *g:seoul256_light_background*

If |g:seoul256_background| is set and |g:seoul256_light_background| is not
set, seoul256 will choose the right version based on the value and
`set background=dark/light` will not switch versions.

The dark theme will be loaded when *g:seoul256_background* is in the range
[`233` (darkest) -- `239` (lightest)]. Default is `237`.
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let g:seoul256_background = 236
colo seoul256
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The light theme will be loaded when |g:seoul256_background| is in the range
[`252` (darkest) -- `256` (lightest)]. Default is `256`.
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let g:seoul256_background = 256
colo seoul256
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If you'd like to switch versions with custom background colors, set
|g:seoul256_background| to be a dark value, and additionally define
|g:seoul256_light_background| for |seoul256-light|.
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let g:seoul256_background = 233
let g:seoul256_light_background = 256

colo seoul256
colo seoul256-light
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g:seoul256_current_fg *g:seoul256_current_fg*
g:seoul256_current_bg *g:seoul256_current_bg*

When loaded, |soul256| will set up two global variables so that you can use
them to customize other plugins:

|g:seoul256_current_fg| holds the current foreground color in |ctermfg|
notation, |g:seoul256_current_bg| holds the current background color:
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colo seoul256
let g:seoul256_current_fg
let g:seoul256_current_bg
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