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Here might be the right place for my question: I wonder if you have recomendations of good color scheme for clojure. Coming from ruby I like to use this theme https://github.com/junegunn/seoul256.vim but with clojure I find it a bit aggressive ðĪŠ As it seems there is less features to differenciate in clojure syntax there might be some well balanced color scheme that take advantage of this out there ?
the heavy pink, and the fact that keywords are too predominant. There are lot of them in clojure (at least in the projects I work on ð)
@emilien tweaking the highlighting of keyword is quite simple in this case. What would you want it to look like?
@dominicm i would like keywords to be more neutral, and have function name to pop out a bit more. Yeah I can also tweak it myself, but I doubt about the final harmony ð
@emilien I imagine in this case that it's an oversight and keywords are ended up as strings or something somehow. Or the word keyword is being lost in translation between vim and clojure.
@emilien Clojure has got so little syntax: https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/2000/1*D1AFTkwdK3KElSLTRB0fog.png â this is default Emacs + current sexp highlighted by bold + rainbow delimiters.