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# Theme file for CliFM
# Theme name: clifm (16 colors version). Check 'default-256' for a 256 colors version
# Author: L. Abramovich
# License: GPL3
### How do we define colors?
#
# FiletypeColors, InterfaceColors, and ExtColors use the same format used
# by the LS_COLORS environment variable. Thus, "di=01;34" means that (non-empty)
# directories will be printed in bold blue.
#
# Color codes are just traditional ANSI escape sequences less the escape char
# and the final 'm'.
# 4-bit (16 colors), 8-bit (256 colors), and 24-bit (RGB/HEX) colors are supported.
# Example:
# 31 4-bit
# 38;5;160 8-bit
# 38;2;255;0;0 24-bit (RGB)
# #ff0000 24-bit (HEX)
#
# One attribute can be used for hex colors using a dash and an attribute
# number (RRGGBB-[1-9]), where 1-9 is:
#
# 1: Bold or increased intensity
# 2: Faint, decreased intensity or dim
# 3: Italic (Not widely supported)
# 4: Underline
# 5: Slow blink
# 6: Rapid blink
# 7: Reverse video or invert
# 8: Conceal or hide (Not widely supported)
# 9: Crossed-out or strike
#
# For example, to print bold red color, the hex code is #ff0000-1
### Use some variables to hold your color codes
#
# The 'define' keyword allows you to define up to 128 custom color variables.
# They can be used for:
# FiletypeColors
# InterfaceColors
# ExtColors
# DirIconColor
#
# For example, if 'M' is defined as "00;01;36", we can use this color for
# ELN's as follows: "el=M" (see below)
define D=0 # Default terminal color
define BD=1 # Bold
define DIM=2 # Dimmed
define R=31 # Red
define BR=1;31 # Bold red
define DR=2;31 # Dimmed red
define UDR=4;2;31 # Underlined dimmed red
define UBR=4;1;31 # Underlined bold red
define G=32 # Green
define BG=1;32 # Bold green
define DG=2;32 # Dimmed green
define Y=33 # Yellow
define BY=1;33 # Bold yellow
define DY=2;33 # Dimmed yellow
define B=34 # Blue
define BB=1;34 # Bold blue
define DB=2;34 # Dimmed blue
define M=35 # Magenta
define BM=1;35 # Bold Magenta
define DM=2;35 # Dimmed magenta
define UM=4;35 # Underlined magenta
define UDM=4;2;35 # Underlined dimmed magenta
define C=36 # Cyan
define BC=1;36 # Bold cyan
define DC=2;36 # Dimmed cyan
define RC=7;36 # Reverse cyan
define UDC=4;2;36 # Underlined dimmed cyan
define BDC=1;2;36 # Bold dimmed cyan
define DW=2;37 # Dimmed white
define UDW=4;2;37 # Underlined dimmed white
# Foreground-background combinations
define URW=4;31;47 # Red foreground, white background
define WR=37;41 # White foreground, red background
# K stands for black (B is used for Blue)
define KY=30;43 # Black foreground, yellow background
define KR=30;41 # Black foreground, red background
define KG=30;42 # Black foreground, green background
# BG is already used for bold green
define BlGr=34;42 # Blue foreground, green background
define WB=37;44 # white foreground, blue background
# File groups (used for file extensions)
define DOC=1 # Bold
define VIDEO=1;35 # Bold magenta
define IMAGE=35 # Magenta
define SOUND=36 # Cyan
define CODE=1;33 # Bold yellow
define ARCHIVE=1;31 # Bold red
define TEMP=2;37 # Dimmed white
define BOOK=1 # Bold
define MARKUP=1;33 # Same as CODE
### To know what are we applying colors to, we use the following codes:
## File types
# bd = Block device
# ca = File with capabilities
# cd = Char device
# ed = Empty directory
# ee = Empty executable file
# ex = Executable file
# ef = Empty regular file
# fi = Regular file
# di = Directory
# ln = Symbolic link
# mh = Multi-hardlink file
# nd = Directory with no read permission
# ne = Empty directory with no read permission
# nf = Regular file with no read permission
# no = Unknown
# or = Broken symlink
# ow = Other-writable
# pi = FIFO/pipe
# sg = SGID file
# so = Socket
# st = Sticky (not other-writable)
# su = SUID file
# tw = Sticky and other-writable
# uf = Non-'stat'able file
## Interface
# bm = Bookmarked directory
# fc = Files counter
# df = Default color
# dl = Dividing line
# el = ELN color
# mi = Misc indicators
# ts = TAB completion suffix
# tt = Tilde for trimmed files
# wc = Welcome message
# wp = Warning prompt
## Auto-suggestions
# sb = Shell builtins
# sc = External commands and aliases
# sd = Internal commands description
# sf = File names
# sh = History
# sx = Internal commands and parameters
# sp = BAEJ suggestions pointer
# sz = File names (fuzzy)
## Syntax highlighting
# hb = Brackets () [] {}
# hc = Comments
# hd = Paths (slashes)
# he = Expansion operators: * ~
# hn = Numbers
# hp = Parameters: -
# hq = Quoted strings
# hr = Redirection >
# hs = Process separators | & ; */
# hv = Variables $ */
# hw = Wrong, non-existent command name
## File properties
# dd = Date (1)
# dg = UID, GID
# dn = dash (none)
# do = Permissions in octal notation
# dp = Special files (SUID, SGID, etc)
# dr = Read
# dw = Write
# dxd = Execute (dirs)
# dxr = Execute (reg files)
# dz = Size (1)
# (1) If unset, gradient colors will be used (default)
## Workspaces
# wsN = Workspace number N
## Prompt notifications
# em = Errors
# li = Selected files indicator
# nm = Notices
# ti = Trash indicator
# tx = Command line text
# si = Stealth mode indicator
# wm = Warnings
# xs = Exit code: success
# xf = Exit code: failure
# NOTE: Whenever a code is unset, the default value is used
# FiletypeColors defines the color used for file names when listing files,
# just as InterfaceColors defines colors for CliFM's interface.
FiletypeColors="bd=BY:ca=KR:cd=BD:di=BB:ed=DB:ee=G:ef=DIM:ex=BG:fi=D:ln=BC:mh=RC:nd=UBR:ne=UDR:nf=UDR:no=URW:or=UDC:ow=BlGr:pi=M:sg=KY:so=BM:st=WB:su=WR:tw=KG:uf=UDW:"
InterfaceColors="bm=BG:dd=:df=D:dg=:dl=DW:dn=DW:do=C:dp=:dr=:dw=:dxd=:dxr=:dz=:el=C:em=BR:fc=DW:hb=C:hc=DW:hd=C:he=C:hn=:hp=C:hq=Y:hr=R:hs=G:hv=G:li=BG:mi=BC:nm=BG:si=BB:sb=DY:sc=DC:sd=DW:sf=UDC:sh=DM:sp=DR:sx=DG:sz=UDM:ti=BC:ts=UM:tt=BDC:tx=D:wc=BC:wm=BY:wp=DR:ws1=B:ws2=R:ws3=Y:ws4=G:ws5=C:ws6=C:ws7=C:ws8=C:xf=BR:xs=G:"
# Colors for specific file extensions (case insensitive)
ExtColors="*.tar=ARCHIVE:*.tgz=ARCHIVE:*.arc=ARCHIVE:*.arj=ARCHIVE:*.taz=ARCHIVE:*.lha=ARCHIVE:*.lz4=ARCHIVE:*.lzh=ARCHIVE:*.lzma=ARCHIVE:*.tlz=ARCHIVE:*.txz=ARCHIVE:*.tzo=ARCHIVE:*.t7z=ARCHIVE:*.zip=ARCHIVE:*.z=ARCHIVE:*.dz=ARCHIVE:*.gz=ARCHIVE:*.lrz=ARCHIVE:*.lz=ARCHIVE:*.lzo=ARCHIVE:*.xz=ARCHIVE:*.zst=ARCHIVE:*.tzst=ARCHIVE:*.bz2=ARCHIVE:*.bz=ARCHIVE:*.tbz=ARCHIVE:*.tbz2=ARCHIVE:*.tz=ARCHIVE:*.deb=ARCHIVE:*.rpm=ARCHIVE:*.jar=ARCHIVE:*.war=ARCHIVE:*.ear=ARCHIVE:*.sar=ARCHIVE:*.rar=ARCHIVE:*.alz=ARCHIVE:*.ace=ARCHIVE:*.zoo=ARCHIVE:*.cpio=ARCHIVE:*.7z=ARCHIVE:*.rz=ARCHIVE:*.cab=ARCHIVE:*.wim=ARCHIVE:*.swm=ARCHIVE:*.dwm=ARCHIVE:*.esd=ARCHIVE:*.apk=ARCHIVE:*.iso=ARCHIVE:*.img=ARCHIVE:*.avif=IMAGE:*.jpg=IMAGE:*.jpeg=IMAGE:*.jxl=IMAGE:*.mjpg=IMAGE:*.mjpeg=IMAGE:*.gif=IMAGE:*.bmp=IMAGE:*.xbm=IMAGE:*.xpm=IMAGE:*.png=IMAGE:*.svg=IMAGE:*.svgz=IMAGE:*.pcx=IMAGE:*.pbm=IMAGE:*.pgm=IMAGE:*.ppm=IMAGE:*.tga=IMAGE:*.tif=IMAGE:*.tiff=IMAGE:*.mng=IMAGE:*.mov=VIDEO:*.mpg=VIDEO:*.mpeg=VIDEO:*.m2v=VIDEO:*.mkv=VIDEO:*.webm=VIDEO:*.webp=VIDEO:*.ogm=VIDEO:*.mp4=VIDEO:*.m4v=VIDEO:*.mp4v=VIDEO:*.vob=VIDEO:*.qt=VIDEO:*.nuv=VIDEO:*.wmv=VIDEO:*.asf=VIDEO:*.rm=VIDEO:*.rmvb=VIDEO:*.flc=VIDEO:*.avi=VIDEO:*.fli=VIDEO:*.flv=VIDEO:*.gl=VIDEO:*.dl=VIDEO:*.xcf=VIDEO:*.xwd=VIDEO:*.yuv=VIDEO:*.cgm=VIDEO:*.emf=VIDEO:*.ogv=VIDEO:*.ogx=VIDEO:*.mov=VIDEO:*.mpg=VIDEO:*.mpeg=VIDEO:*.m2v=VIDEO:*.mkv=VIDEO:*.webm=VIDEO:*.webp=VIDEO:*.ogm=VIDEO:*.ogv=VIDEO:*.ogx=VIDEO:*.mp4=VIDEO:*.m4v=VIDEO:*.mp4v=VIDEO:*.vob=VIDEO:*.qt=VIDEO:*.nuv=VIDEO:*.wmv=VIDEO:*.flc=VIDEO:*.avi=VIDEO:*.fli=VIDEO:*.flv=VIDEO:*.asf=VIDEO:*.rm=VIDEO:*.rmvb=VIDEO:*.gl=VIDEO:*.dl=VIDEO:*.xcf=VIDEO:*.xwd=VIDEO:*.yuv=VIDEO:*.cgm=VIDEO:*.emf=VIDEO:*.aac=SOUND:*.au=SOUND:*.m4a=SOUND:*.mid=SOUND:*.midi=SOUND:*.mp3=SOUND:*.mka=SOUND:*.ogg=SOUND:*.opus=SOUND:*.spx=SOUND:*.wma=SOUND:*.wv=SOUND:*.wav=SOUND:*.flac=SOUND:*.aif=SOUND:*.pdf=BOOK:*.djvu=BOOK:*.epub=BOOK:*.mobi=BOOK:*.cbr=BOOK:*.cbz=BOOK:*.ps=DOC:*.sxw=DOC:*.doc=DOC:*.docx=DOC:*.xls=DOC:*.xlsx=DOC:*.xlr=DOC:*.sxi=DOC:*.ppt=DOC:*.pptx=DOC:*.odt=DOC:*.ods=DOC:*.odp=DOC:*.rtf=DOC:*.c=CODE:*.c++=CODE:*.cc=CODE:*.cpp=CODE:*.h=CODE:*.h++=CODE:*.hh=CODE:*.go=CODE:*.java=CODE:*.js=CODE:*.lua=CODE:*.php=CODE:*.rb=CODE:*.rs=CODE:*.kt=CODE:*.kts=CODE:*.hs=CODE:*.pl=CODE:*.vb=CODE:*.html=MARKUP:*.htm=MARKUP:*.shtml=MARKUP:xhtml=MARKUP:*.xml=MARKUP:*.css=MARKUP:*.tex=MARKUP:*.ltx=MARKUP:*.md=MARKUP:*.cache=TEMP:*.tmp=TEMP:*.temp=TEMP:*.log=TEMP:*.bak=TEMP:*.bk=TEMP:*.in=TEMP:*.out=TEMP:*.part=TEMP:*.aux=TEMP:*.old=TEMP:*.orig=TEMP:*.rej=TEMP:*.swp=TEMP:*.pid=TEMP:"
# The series of color shades used to print timestamps
# The format is: "COLOR-TYPE,ERROR,SHADE1,SHADE2,SHADE3,SHADE4,SHADE5"
#
# COLOR-TYPE is one of: 1 (4-bit: 8 colors), 2 (8-bit: 256 colors), 3 (24-bit: truecolor)
# ERROR is the color used to print bad values
# SHADEn is the color used for the shade N
#
# For 4-bit colors (1), valid colors are in the range 30-37
# For 8-bit colors (2), valid colors are in the range 0-255
# For 24-bit colors (3), valid colors have this format: #RRGGBB
#
# An attribute (0-9) can be added to any color (either ERROR or SHADE) using a dash.
# For example:
# "34-1" -> "bold blue" (4-bit colors notation)
# "226-2" -> "dimmed yellow" (8-bit colors notation)
# "#ffaff00-4" -> "underlined orange" (24-bit colors notation)
#DateShades="1,31-2,36-1,36,36-2"
#DateShades="2,196-2,231,253,250,247,244"
#DateShades="3,#ff0000-2,#ffffff,#dadada,#bcbcbc,#9e9e9e,#808080"
#NOTE: For DateShades to work, the 'dd' color code (solid color for dates) needs to be unset (default)
# Same as DateShades, but for file sizes
#SizeShades="1,31-2,32,33,31"
#SizeShades="2,196-2,43,112,227,214,202"
#SizeShades="3,#ff0000-2,#00d7af,#87d700,#ffff5f,#ffaf00,#ff5f00"
#NOTE: For SizeShades to work, the 'dz' color code (solid color for sizes) needs to be unset (default)
# If icons are enabled, use this color for directories icon (only for icons-in-terminal and Nerd-fonts)
DirIconColor="Y"
# The prompt used by CliFM. Use the 'prompt' command to check for available
# prompts. Enter 'prompt --help' for more information
# You can use here either prompt codes (see the prompts.clifm file for details)
# or a prompt name defined in the prompts file
Prompt="clifm"
# Override prompt values (as defined in the prompts file)
#Prompt=""
#Notifications=
#EnableWarningPrompt=
#WarningPrompt=""
# The string used to construct the line dividing the list of files and
# the prompt (Unicode is supported). Possible values:
# "0": Print just an empty line
# "C": C is a single char. This char is printed up to the end of the screen
# "CCC": 3 or more chars. Only these chars (no more) will be printed
# "": Print a special line drawn with box-drawing characters (not
# supported by all terminals/consoles)
# The color of this line is controlled by the 'dl' code in InterfaceColors
DividingLine="-"
# If the fzf TAB completion mode is enabled, pass these options to fzf(1):
FzfTabOptions="--color='16,prompt:6,fg+:-1,pointer:4,hl:2,hl+:2,gutter:-1,marker:2,border:7:dim' --marker='*' --bind tab:accept,right:accept,left:abort,alt-p:toggle-preview,change:top,alt-up:preview-page-up,alt-down:preview-page-down --inline-info --layout=reverse-list --preview-window=wrap,border-left"
# Same options, but colorless
#FzfTabOptions="--color='bw' --marker='*' --bind tab:accept,right:accept,left:abort,alt-p:toggle-preview,change:top,alt-up:preview-page-up,alt-down:preview-page-down --inline-info --layout=reverse-list --preview-window=wrap,border-left"
# For more information consult fzf(1)
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