RailsBase16 Color Schemes
A color scheme for Sublime Text and TextMate, based on Base16 and optimized for Ruby.
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RailsBase16 Color Scheme for Sublime Text
This repository contains the color scheme tmTheme
files, compatible with TextMate and Sublime Text.
The color scheme files have been generated with a fork of the original Base16 Builder, which aims to provide better syntax support for the Ruby programming language and for the Ruby on Rails framework.
Installation
The easiest way to install is via Package Control, the color schemes are available as RailsBase16 Color Schemes
.
Alternatively, you can clone the repo inside the Packages
directory of your Sublime Text data directory.
Improved syntax highlighting
- Symbols
- Symbols and Strings use different colors.
- the colon uses the default punctuation color, like variable qualifiers (
@
,$
).
- ERB
<%= %>
tags use a color more detectable in HTML files.- embedded ruby code has a specific background color (as seen in Railscasts and Sublime's default Cobalt color scheme).
- Haml
- separate colors for
%tag
,.class
and#id
declarations
- separate colors for
- String Interpolation
- embedded ruby code uses appropriate source colors, not the String color.
- embedded ruby code has a specific background color.
- Operators
- operators (
=
,+
,&&
,and
, etc) use a specific color.
- operators (
- SCSS
- separate colors for CSS selectors (
.
,#
), Sass directives (@
), and units (px
,em
). - the color used for
$variables
doesn't clash with the color used for tag selectors (div
,span
, etc). - colors for recognized CSS values.
- separate colors for CSS selectors (
- punctuation
- improved handling of punctuation
- module declarations
- Module declarations now use the same color of class declarations, instead of the String color.
- block variables
- Block variables don't have the same relevance of
@instance
variables, and they should use a different color.
- Block variables don't have the same relevance of
Other
- comments use the italic style.
- quotation marks use the String color.