A Vim (and Pandoc) colorscheme heavily inspired by acme(1) by Rob Pike, but with actual syntax-highlighting.
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I have created a Pandoc port of acme4real when I was compiling the
Copacabana tabula (a.k.a.
"Copacabana Linux documentation") from Markdown to HTML, with deploying
it online in mind. After testing a couple of syntax highlighting themes,
I figured out that none of them had, in fact,
Pindorama's visual identity as acme4real itself.
Then, I decided that it was worth wasting some hours reading documentation
about Skylighting (the syntax highlighting engine using by Pandoc) and
KDE/Kate theming
(since Skylighting uses KDE-style syntax highlighting themes).
Thanks for Tristano Ajmone (@tajmone) and for some other contributors for the
terrific "Pandoc Goodies"
repository, which documents and makes some notes on Pandoc extra features, such
as macros, templates and, of course, syntax highlighting via the Skylighting
library.
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| A Shell script snippet, in a HTML documment rendered via Vivaldi 5.2.2623.41 stable; the text is in Portuguese, with UTF-8 support. |
Volkerding's Slackware licence (similar in spirit to ISC).