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It works well for scripts and markup files. Since you had on your roadmap some color revisions, thought I would share mine.
Is it possible to store color options in a config file rather than the command itself?
~/.ccat or something like that would allow anyone to easily set their colors.
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I found the defaults a little dark and brightened them up a bit, added the following to my aliases:
ccat='ccat -G String=yellow -G Keyword=blue -G Comment=lightgrey -G Type=teal -G Literal=teal -G Punctuation=red -G Plaintext=lightgray -G Tag=teal -G HTMLTag=green -G HTMLAttrName=teal -G HTMLAttrValue=green -G Decimal=green '
It works well for scripts and markup files. Since you had on your roadmap some color revisions, thought I would share mine.
Is it possible to store color options in a config file rather than the command itself?
~/.ccat or something like that would allow anyone to easily set their colors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: