sellout/emacs-color-theme-solarized — pull request #80 by mwolson (2013-02-21 07:58:23+00:00)
Title: Emacsclient improvements, updated

Extends on pull request #17, implementing support for using emacsclient and GUI frames on the same Emacs instance.

* Remove solarized-degrade (from ahyatt)
* New function solarized-face-for-index (from ahyatt)
* New function solariezd-flip (from ahyatt)
* New function solarized-faces (from ahyatt)
* Vary color for different terms in face specs only (from ahyatt)
* Reverse light/dark logic to match upstream
* Add support for 8-color terms
* Support solarized-broken-srgb
* solarized-color-definitions: Start with faces from upstream and apply ahyatt's changes:
* Replace light case with generic URL in documentation
* Consolidate let-bound lists with let* to reduce indentation
* Don't let-bind yellow and other colors
* Use default and cursor faces instead of having separate list of attributes to set them
* Add bright-bold, opt-under, back
* Base faces are symbols, not let-bound variables
* Change ((t (spec))) to just (spec) throughout
* No attempt has been made to support the solarized-contrast high case due to lack of time. Perhaps a 6th column in
solarized-colors would be a better approach than rotatef on existing colors.
* Reimplement the effect of the low-color terminal background fix
* New option 'solarized-terminal-themed' controls whether the terminal has been themed with Solarized. In this
scenario, we do not set the background color.
* Pass fg and bg colors to solarized-face-for-index and let it use nil if the new option is enabled and we see one of
those colors in a foreground/background of face spec.
* If fg and bg are not passed, assume we are making a face for use by a GUI frame.
* On terminals that are solarized-themed, use unspecified-bg for backgrounds and unspecified-fg for foregrounds.
This fixes an issue where the background could stay at a color of a previous theme, instead of going back to the
terminal's background color.
* Pass background-mode in variables list.
* Use unspecified-fg for highlight foreground, fixing look on terminals.