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Solarized 2 color schemes for Lazarus

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aradeonas

Hi,

I made a new theme for Lazarus code editor and it made on Solarized[1]?color pallet and thought maybe others like it,Its clean and kind with eyes.

When I wanted to write this email find out there is a?Solarized theme already but I think my version is more complete and better. I haven't any host to link it to the wiki so I will attach it here.

Test it ;)

Regards, Ara

Links:

1. http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized

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FreeMan
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Thank you,
https://theroadtodelphi.wordpress.com/delphi-ide-theme-editor/ look at the Download paragraph, will see nearly 2300 for lazarus IDE theme editor.

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Hi, I made a new theme for Lazarus code editor and it made on Solarized <http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized> color pallet and thought maybe others like it,Its clean and kind with eyes. When I wanted to write this email find out there is a Solarized theme already but I think my version is more complete and better. I haven't any host to link it to the wiki so I will attach it here. Test it ;) Regards, Ara

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Michael Van Canneyt
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aradeonas wrote
Yes Im familiar with it from Delphi times but Im too lazy to download it and I wanted to make it my self and make it complete.

I must agree that your theme is very complete, better than the 20+ other 'solarized' themes I found on that site.

Thank you.

Michael.

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Michael Van Canneyt
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aradeonas wrote
It goof to have your agreemnet Michael ;) . if you like night version I can make it too.

Please do :)

It may be useful for others if any one of team members can upload this them on freepascal host so I can link it to wiki.

Done.
ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/contrib/lazarus/Solarized2.xml

Michael.

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Graeme Geldenhuys
to aradeonas: It goof to have your agreemnet Michael ;) . if you like night version I can make it too.…
aradeonas wrote
It goof to have your agreemnet Michael ;) . if you like night version I can make it too.

A couple months back I made yet another Solarized theme - I only found out about Solarized then. I didn't like the ones included in the Laz Theme Pack. I started with the Dark Theme and kept to the exact colors mentioned in the solarized theme. I then proceeded to make the light theme, and as per the Soralized spec, I simply needed to switch the background color, and the light theme worked perfectly.

There was so many solarized themes already, I didn't bother sharing mine, but if anybody is interested, I'll make it available of course.

Screenshots attached of my Dark and Light theme. Note, I only applied the theme for the Object Pascal file format, not for XML, TXT etc.

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- Graeme -

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aradeonas
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Done.?ftp://ftp.freepascal.org/pub/fpc/contrib/lazarus/Solarized2.xml

Thank you.

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A couple months back I made yet another Solarized theme - I only found out about Solarized then. I didn't like the ones included in the Laz Theme Pack. I started with the Dark Theme and kept to the exact colors mentioned in the solarized theme. I then proceeded to make the light theme, and as per the Soralized spec, I simply needed to switch the background color, and the light theme worked perfectly. There was so many solarized themes already, I didn't bother sharing mine, but if anybody is interested, I'll make it available of course. Screenshots attached of my Dark and Light theme.? Note, I only applied the theme for the Object Pascal file format, not for XML, TXT etc.

Believe it or not?Graeme I guessed you may done this before!I dont know why but you always do cool things ;) About theme I tried to make it complete and some change that not included i main Solorized pallet for better understanding in Lazarus. Do you know Lazarus is theme support or not?IDE it self not code editor.

Regards, Ara

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Graeme Geldenhuys
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aradeonas wrote
About theme I tried to make it complete and some change that not included i main Solorized pallet for better understanding in Lazarus.

Yup, I know what you mean. I studied many of the officially included Soralized themes from their repository. I always kept to the exact color values suggested, and tried to find good choices for what colors to use for what parts of the Object Pascal syntax, and kept referring back to the solarized spec to confirm. I then kept switching between dark and light themes to makes sure all is still well and I have a consistent contrast.

I've always used my own dark theme, but I must admit, the Soralized theme is well thought out. I have a mobile office, so sometimes I work in bright rooms, and then being able to switch to the light theme definitely helps with readability and contrast on the screen. But in normal office light, I'm always back to the dark theme. :)

Do you know Lazarus is theme support or not?IDE it self not code editor.

The IDE, like all of LCL adheres to the theme defined by the toolkit (or desktop environment). You can't specify a different theme for the IDE only, and not for the rest of your desktop environment. Now if somebody would only finish the lcl-fpgui widgetset, then that would be possible. ;-)

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- Graeme -

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to Graeme Geldenhuys: A couple months back I made yet another Solarized theme - I only found out about…
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote
Screenshots attached of my Dark and Light theme. Note, I only applied the theme for the Object Pascal file format, not for XML, TXT etc.
In case anybody was interested, here is my Dark and Light versions of
the Solarized theme.

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- Graeme -

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to Graeme Geldenhuys: Yup, I know what you mean. I studied many of the officially included Soralized themes…
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Yup, I know what you mean. I studied many of the officially included Soralized themes from their repository. I always kept to the exact color values suggested, and tried to find good choices for what colors to use for what parts of the Object Pascal syntax, and kept referring back to the solarized spec to confirm. I then kept switching between dark and light themes to makes sure all is still well and I have a consistent contrast. I've always used my own dark theme, but I must admit, the Soralized theme is well thought out. I have a mobile office, so sometimes I work in bright rooms, and then being able to switch to the light theme definitely helps with readability and contrast on the screen. But in normal office light, I'm always back to the dark theme. :)

So when I finished night version I will let you know so you can check it and tell me what you think.

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The IDE, like all of LCL adheres to the theme defined by the toolkit (or desktop environment). You can't specify a different theme for the IDE only, and not for the rest of your desktop environment. Now if somebody would only finish the lcl-fpgui widgetset, then that would be possible. ;-)

About theme teams like AlphaSkin's team can do a very good work here,they have years of experience in this field.

Regards, Ara

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Graeme Geldenhuys
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aradeonas wrote
About theme teams like AlphaSkin's team can do a very good work here,they have years of experience in this field.

Problem is, LCL doesn't support per-application theming - something that is done more and more these days. An issue with LCL I mentioned back in 2005/6 already.

As for AlphaSkins, I didn't know about that website. It is VCL only, but still impressive. Speaking as somebody that has tried to implement a couple of application themes with fpGUI, it is definitely not as easy as it looks. You need a good artistic eye and design skills.

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- Graeme -

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aradeonas
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Problem is, LCL doesn't support per-application theming - something that is done more and more these days. An issue with LCL I mentioned back in 2005/6 already.

Yes I understand you,I have problem with making graphical app or new look from day 1.

As for AlphaSkins, I didn't know about that website. It is VCL only, but still impressive. Speaking as somebody that has tried to implement a couple of application themes with fpGUI, it is definitely not as easy as it looks. You need a good artistic eye and design skills.

Yes,AlphaSkin and DevExpress have good themeing system. fpGUI also is hard for me to make a beautiful app as they are live in new world,standard app or custom app yes its easy but its hard to make something like for example web or MacOS apps.

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aradeonas
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Michael here you are day and night version in wiki page: http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/UserSuppliedSchemeSettings#Color_schemes Please take a look and tell me what you think.

Also you dear Graeme ,please test them ,maybe you like them.

Regards, Ara

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Graeme Geldenhuys
to aradeonas: Problem is, LCL doesn't support per-application theming - something that is done more and…
aradeonas wrote
fpGUI also is hard for me to make a beautiful app as they are live in new world,standard app or custom app yes its easy but its hard to make something like for example web or MacOS apps.

I've learned a hard lesson in my previous job. Don't ask a developer to design a beautiful application. That is the job of a designer. The developer then makes that design a reality via code. Once I started using the talent of our in-house designers, then only did our apps became beautiful. We used fpGUI Toolkit for our apps.

The exact same thing applies to websites. You let the designer come up with the design, then hand that over to a web developer to make it a reality.

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- Graeme -

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aradeonas
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Yes I am agree with you but my problem is when designer give me a design I cant make it with Lazarus or fpGUI or others. I could make it with web tools but not Lazarus,because I haven't any demo to learn,yes there are some demos but they are much simpler and take me times to learn them then maybe or maybe not they can do what designer want.

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Graeme Geldenhuys
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aradeonas wrote
Yes I am agree with you but my problem is when designer give me a design I cant make it with Lazarus or fpGUI or others.

I can only comment on fpGUI - I have managed to duplicate all the designs given to me by the designer. fpGUI is custom-drawn as you probably know, so you can do pretty much anything with it. And now that fpGUI uses AggPas as the default rendering backend, the graphic possibilities are even better.

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Michael Van Canneyt
to aradeonas: Michael here you are day and night version in wiki page:…
aradeonas wrote
Michael here you are day and night version in wiki page: http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/UserSuppliedSchemeSettings#Color_schemes Please take a look and tell me what you think.

Why did you change multiple colors (keywords etc)? As far as I can read on http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized, only 4 colors must be changed ?

If I look at the Java/python/shell Day/Night version on http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized, just the background and selection colors change, but keyword etc. does not change.

Michael.

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to Graeme Geldenhuys: I can only comment on fpGUI - I have managed to duplicate all the designs given to me by…
Why did you change multiple colors (keywords etc)?

As far as I can read on http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized, only 4 colors must be changed ?

If I look at the Java/python/shell Day/Night version on http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized, just the background and selection colors change, but keyword etc. does not change.

Yes you are right,I changed them because I wanted to use one family of color to be main color because it seems more comfortable to my eyes like blue keywords in dark blue background and green-yellow keywords in yellow- orange background.also I saw this in other editor like Atom and when I tried them it seems right to me.Because of that I changed the name to Solorized2 to show the difference and point it out in the wiki.

But if you want or use them I can make a?Solorized-standard theme.

Regards, Ara

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aradeonas wrote 13 lines
Why did you change multiple colors (keywords etc)? As far as I can read on http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized, only 4 colors must be changed ? If I look at the Java/python/shell Day/Night version on http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized, just the background and selection colors change, but keyword etc. does not change. ? Yes you are right,I changed them because I wanted to use one family of color to be main color because it seems more comfortable to my eyes like blue keywords in dark blue background and green-yellow keywords in yellow-orange background.also I saw this in other editor like Atom and when I tried them it seems right to me.Because of that I changed the name to Solorized2 to show the difference and point it out in the wiki. ? But if you want or use them I can make a?Solorized-standard theme.

If it is not too much to ask. I don't want to intrude, you're doing a lot as it is... (I myself am horrible with colors and GUI...)

Michael.

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waldo kitty
to Graeme Geldenhuys: In case anybody was interested, here is my Dark and Light versions of the Solarized theme.
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote 6 lines
On 2015-06-30 10:21, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote: > Screenshots attached of my Dark and Light theme. Note, I only applied > the theme for the Object Pascal file format, not for XML, TXT etc. In case anybody was interested, here is my Dark and Light versions of the Solarized theme.

stupid question time:

i've looked about trying to figure out how to use themes in the IDE but many resources are talking about theming a project in the project options... that's not what we're after...

i did finally find something about a userschemes directory that should be in the pcp directory so i created it and placed the two xml files in there in their own directory like they are in the archive...

~/development/config_lazarus
~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes
~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes/solarized_graemeg ~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes/solarized_graemeg/solarized_dark.xml ~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes/solarized_graemeg/solarized_light.xml

the problem now is where in the IDE settings do i find the option to select one of these xml color theme files?? i've looked in
tools->options->editor->display->colors and not seen anything obvious... i'm using v1.5 of lazarus from trunk...

Lazarus 1.5 r49324M FPC 3.1.1 x86_64-linux-gtk 2

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to Michael Van Canneyt: If it is not too much to ask. I don't want to intrude, you're doing a lot as it is... (I…
If it is not too much to ask.

Not even near,pleasure is mine to help some one like you a little. Here you are , check the wiki for standard versions.
wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/UserSuppliedSchemeSettings#Color_schemes

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to waldo kitty: stupid question time: i've looked about trying to figure out how to use themes in the IDE…
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On 06/30/2015 06:16 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote: > On 2015-06-30 10:21, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote: >> Screenshots attached of my Dark and Light theme. Note, I only applied >> the theme for the Object Pascal file format, not for XML, TXT etc. > > In case anybody was interested, here is my Dark and Light versions of > the Solarized theme. stupid question time: i've looked about trying to figure out how to use themes in the IDE but many resources are talking about theming a project in the project options... that's not what we're after... i did finally find something about a userschemes directory that should be in the pcp directory so i created it and placed the two xml files in there in their own directory like they are in the archive... ~/development/config_lazarus ~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes ~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes/solarized_graemeg ~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes/solarized_graemeg/solarized_dark.xml ~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes/solarized_graemeg/solarized_light.xml the problem now is where in the IDE settings do i find the option to select one of these xml color theme files?? i've looked in tools->options->editor->display->colors and not seen anything obvious... i'm using v1.5 of lazarus from trunk...

Top of that dialog, dropdown next to language dropdown.

See attached screenshot.

Michael.
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to aradeonas: Not even near,pleasure is mine to help some one like you a little. Here you are , check…
aradeonas wrote 6 lines
If it is not too much to ask. Not even near,pleasure is mine to help some one like you a little. Here you are , check the wiki for standard versions. wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/UserSuppliedSchemeSettings#Color_schemes

Great !!

It's slighlty better than the day version.
I have worked with the day version all day now:
In the day version the difference between "current line" and "selected text" is too small, they are difficult to distinguish. But in the night version it is much better. Maybe you can change the day version to make the difference between the 2 a bit more clear.

Great work, in each case !

Michael.

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When you use Trunk version you should put it in patch like this: ~/development/config_lazarus/userschemes And for a stable version in : C:\Users\{User}\AppData\Local\lazarus\userschemes Dont put them in sub folder or something else.

ok... no subfolder... that helps :)

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to Michael Van Canneyt: Top of that dialog, dropdown next to language dropdown. See attached screenshot. Michael.…
Michael Van Canneyt wrote
On Tue, 30 Jun 2015, waldo kitty wrote:

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> the problem now is where in the IDE settings do i find the option to select > one of these xml color theme files?? i've looked in > tools->options->editor->display->colors and not seen anything obvious... i'm > using v1.5 of lazarus from trunk... Top of that dialog, dropdown next to language dropdown.

i did actually look in there...

See attached screenshot.

that helps greatly... something else is that the new theme files have to be in place before loading the IDE... closing the configurator and reopening it doesn't cause it to rescan for new directories or options like this...

in the end, i do now have a few new themes... thanks!

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Graeme Geldenhuys wrote 25 lines
On 2015-06-30 19:31, waldo kitty wrote: > On 06/30/2015 06:16 AM, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote: >> On 2015-06-30 10:21, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote: >>> Screenshots attached of my Dark and Light theme. Note, I only applied >>> the theme for the Object Pascal file format, not for XML, TXT etc. >> >> In case anybody was interested, here is my Dark and Light versions of >> the Solarized theme. > > stupid question time: > > i've looked about trying to figure out how to use themes in the IDE but many > resources are talking about theming a project in the project options... that's > not what we're after... > > i did finally find something about a userschemes directory that should be in the I believe you can place them somewhere under the <laz> install directory, but I place them in the ~/.lazarus/ tree as follows: /home/graemeg/.lazarus/ |-projectsessions/ |-userschemes/ solarized_dark.xml solarized_light.xml

my installation is built from fpcup... it uses a special directory for its fpc and lazarus installation... i was able to figure out the pcp though... the real clue is that these xml files cannot be inside a subdirectory in userschemes...

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> the problem now is where in the IDE settings do i find the option to select one > of these xml color theme files? "Tools -> Options -> Editor -> Display -> Color" Then take a look at the top middle of that dialog. There should be a "Object Pascal" file type dropdown. Next to that on the right is the color scheme selection, for the currently selected file type. Yours might say "Default". Click that dropdown and select "Solarized_Dark" or "Solarized_Light". Hope that helps. I've attached a screenshot in case my instructions were not clear.

yes, it does help... thanks to the three of you who responded to my plea :)

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to waldo kitty: [...] i did actually look in there... that helps greatly... something else is that the…
Maybe you can change the day version to make the difference between the 2 a bit more clear.

I did,check the wiki.

Problem seems Solarized it self doesn't support three base color for background,current and selected and most of the editors as I saw dont have a current line in text,just in gutter and difference there is small.

Great work, in each case !

Im happy to see you happy ;)

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waldo kitty wrote
the new theme files have to be in place before loading the IDE... closing the configurator and reopening it doesn't cause it to rescan for new directories or options like this...

Very true, and I noticed that too. If you have the time, please add it to Mantis as feature request.

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Problem seems Solarized it self doesn't support three base color for background,current and selected and most of the editors as I saw dont have a current line in text,just in gutter and difference there is small.

Yeah, I remember noticing that one too. I did however find other editors that is similar to Lazarus. Attached is a screenshot of what I done. If I remember correctly, I simply played with the opacity of the selection background color, and used that for the current line. I didn't want it to attract too much attention, but still be visible enough.

ps:
I also modified my synedit to paint the current line number a different color. Been doing this one for years. :) So the currently line color inside the code area isn't too important for me.

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to Graeme Geldenhuys: Very true, and I noticed that too. If you have the time, please add it to Mantis as…
Graeme Geldenhuys wrote 7 lines
On 2015-06-30 21:11, waldo kitty wrote: > the new theme files have to be in > place before loading the IDE... closing the configurator and reopening it > doesn't cause it to rescan for new directories or options like this... Very true, and I noticed that too. If you have the time, please add it to Mantis as feature request.

done! http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=28367

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to Michael Van Canneyt: It is much better, thank you very much for all your efforts ! I can recommend these 2…
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On Tue, 30 Jun 2015, aradeonas wrote: I can recommend these 2 themes to everyone. I regret I didn't know about

them before :)

Michael. --

It would be nice to add these two themes to Lazarus svn trunk.

Thank you in advance.

Sandro
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It would be nice to add these two themes to Lazarus svn trunk.

Yes it would if it possible because Im sure many ones don't know they have options like this like me until I made it and then I find wiki page!

Ara

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