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I'm using base16-materia and I had to
s/linenumber/lne_number/g
to make it work with the very latest github TextAdept

I'm using

property['style.line_number'] = 'fore:$(color.base04),back:$(color.base01)'

and

buffer:set_fold_margin_hi_color(true, property_int['color.base01'])

to provide a minimal differentiation between the text buffer and the 'surroundings' . My students sometimes seem confused by the fold_margin and take it as an additional space in the code. It's a very small help that makes the difference for me too...

I attempted to create a set of "brushtrees" theme LUA files by doing a "save-as" of the Apathy set already availbe in this repo. I simply copy/pasted in the colour definitions into the existing files (under new names) ... but that was obviously optimistic!

The result in Textadept was surprising (looked like a "mocha" theme!), and so I obviously did something wrong.

If you could give me some tips, I would be happy to try again. Otherwise, would it be possible to get the Brushtrees (default = light) and Brushtrees Dark themes added to the textadept-themes Base 16 set? Thanks!

Reported by @amitbha in orbitalquark/textadept#281

The Markdown lexer is here: https://github.com/orbitalquark/scintillua/blob/default/lexers/markdown.lua

I'm so grateful for this "extension" to Textadept. :)

Is it possible to add the "Embers Light" variant to the collection? It looks like it might have been available once, but hard to tell.

Many thanks!

The following small changes improves readability of the screen in dark themes a lot IMvHO

buffer:set_fold_margin_colour(true, property_int['color.base01'])
buffer:set_fold_margin_hi_colour(true, property_int['color.base02'])

Checked with:

ui.set_theme(
  'base16-twilight-dark',
  {
    font = OSX and 'Monaco' or 'Ubuntu Mono',
    fontsize = OSX and 14 or 13,
    ['style.linenumber'] = 'fore:%(color.base07),back:%(color.base02)',
  })

in my init.lua

Hi,
Need a help, please. I'm following the instructions adding: view:set_theme(not CURSES and 'base16-solarized-light' or 'term') to the init file but an error message appear while opening and themes dont load:
/home/my_name/.textadept/init.lua:3:attempt to call a nil value (method 'set_theme')

Textadept version 10.8 on Arch Linux

thks

Hi,

I have tried to make the diff lexer in TextAdept "color.red and color.green-free". Unfortunately, I didn't succeed. In the process I have discovered that the diff lexer needs color.yellow too. I'm patching the base16 themes on my own, defining
property['color.yellow'] = property['color.base0A']
for dark themes and
property['color.yellow'] = property['color.base0D']
for light themes. This seems to fix the issue reasonably...

Best, /PA