1 # This skin demonstrates how to use 256 colors in mc.
3 # As a prerequisite, you will need to:
4 # 1) Have a terminal emulator that supports 256 colors (a few examples:
5 # xterm, Gnome terminal and other VTE derivatives, KDE's Konsole;
6 # iTerm for Mac OS X, PuTTY for Windows).
7 # 2) Adjust your TERM variable accordingly, e.g.: export TERM=xterm-256color
8 # Verify by running tput colors
10 # Each of the 256 colors has two names, you can use whichever you prefer.
12 # One possibility is to use the names "color0" to "color255" to access every
13 # color directly based on their number.
15 # The first 16 colors ("color0" to "color15") can also be specified by their
16 # names (these names are already being used by mc for 8/16 color terminals):
22 # magenta brightmagenta
25 # Note that with 8/16 color terminal settings (such as TERM=xterm), colors
26 # of the second column can only be used for the foreground, and their actual
27 # interpretation varies across terminals. Some terminals show the colors
28 # from the first column instead (that is, you only have 8 colors), but make
29 # them bold. Others show the brighter version (16 foreground colors). Yet
30 # others make them bold and bright at the same time. Switching to 256 colors
31 # should end this ambiguity: you should have 16 separate colors according to
32 # their names, none of them are bold by default but any of them can be
33 # switched to bold, and all of them are available for background, too. This
34 # is the intended behavior, the actual behavior might vary across terminals.
36 # Colors of the 6x6x6 cube ("color16" to "color231") can alternatively be
37 # referred to as "rgb000" to "rgb555", all three digits ranging from 0 to 5,
38 # corresponding to the R, G and B color components.
40 # The 24 grayscale colors ("color232" to "color255") have the aliases "gray0"
43 # In addition to the 256 colors, the special word "default" means the
44 # default foreground or background color of your terminal, while "base" means
45 # mc's main colors. A missing value means falling back to the _default_ of the
48 # Following the foreground and background colors, the third (optional) value
49 # can specify special attributes to enable. Valid values are bold, underline,
50 # reverse and blink. Append more with a plus sign, e.g. "underline+bold".
51 # Leaving the field empty makes it fall back to the attributes of _default_.
52 # Use any other word (e.g. "none") to prevent fallback and disable all flags.
55 description=Sand skin using 256 colors
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85 markselect=rgb400;rgb452
91 _default_=black;rgb553
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94 dhotfocus=;rgb452;underline
97 _default_=rgb554;rgb320;bold
98 errdhotnormal=;;bold+underline
99 errdhotfocus=black;rgb452;underline
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123 menuhotsel=;rgb551;underline
131 _default_=black;rgb553
134 helplink=blue;;underline
135 helpslink=blue;;reverse
138 _default_=black;rgb554
141 editwhitespace=rgb400;rgb553
142 editlinestate=;rgb553
144 bookmarkfound=;rgb530
145 editrightmargin=rgb400;rgb553
148 viewunderline=;;underline
152 changedline=blue;rgb553
153 changednew=rgb400;rgb553
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