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Update for VS2017 compatibility #33

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Update for VS2017 compatibility
danielmarcoto Mar 9, 2017
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Version update to VS2017 on Template
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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions vs2017/README.md
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This Solarized theme for Visual Studio 11 can be regenerated using the PowerShell
script in the generator folder. To adjust any of the colors refer to the color
values in the script and the substitution values in the template file.

Enjoy!
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<#
.SYNOPSIS
Generate-VsSettings creates a .vssetting file using the Solarized
color pallette created by Ethan Schoonover.

.DESCRIPTION
The Solarized palette was designed by Ethan Schoonover for maximum readability
and contrast. The color choices were chosen based on the highlighting colors
listed in the canonical Vim implementation. For more information see
http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized

To customize the colors from the default, adjust the color values
in the script or in the accompanying SettingsTemplate.xml file. Please
note that .vssettings file use a different ordering for the ARGB color
sequence, so #002B36 (Based03) becomes 0x00362B00.

To generate the .vssettings file, you should pipe the output of the script
to out-file and specify UTF-8 encoding

.PARAMETER type
Specifies the light or dark version of the theme.

.EXAMPLE
Generate-VsSettings -type light | Out-File -Encoding utf8 -FilePath solarized-light.vssettings

.OUTPUTS
System.String - a string containing the .vssettings XML
#>

param ($type = "dark")

$solarizedColorsDark = @{
'$Background' = '0x00362B00'; # Base03
'$BgHighlight' = '0x00423607'; # Base02
'$SecondaryContent' = '0x00756E58'; # Base01
'$MiddleGray' = '0x00837B65'; # Base00
'$PrimaryContent' = '0x00969483'; # Base0
'$EmphasizedContent' = '0x00A1A193'; #Base1
'$Highlight1' = '0x00D5E8EE'; # Base2
'$Highlight2' = '0x00E3F6FD'; #Base 3
'$Yellow' = '0x000089B5';
'$Orange' = '0x00164BCB';
'$Red' = '0x002F32DC';
'$Magenta' = '0x008236D3';
'$Violet' = '0x00C4716C';
'$Blue' = '0x00D28B26';
'$Cyan' = '0x0098A12A';
'$Green' = '0x00079A71';
}

$solarizedColorsLight = @{
'$Background' = '0x00E3F6FD'; # Base3
'$BgHighlight' = '0x00D5E8EE'; # Base2
'$SecondaryContent' = '0x00A1A193'; # Base1
'$MiddleGray' = '0x00969483'; # Base0
'$PrimaryContent' = '0x00837B65'; # Base00
'$EmphasizedContent' = '0x00756E58'; # Base01
'$Highlight1' = '0x00423607'; # Base02
'$Highlight2' = '0x00362B00'; # Base03
'$Yellow' = '0x000089b5';
'$Orange' = '0x00164BCB';
'$Red' = '0x002F32DC';
'$Magenta' = '0x008236D3';
'$Violet' = '0x00C4716C';
'$Blue' = '0x00D28B26';
'$Cyan' = '0x0098A12A';
'$Green' = '0x00079A71';
}

if ($type -eq "dark") {
$hash = $solarizedColorsDark
} else {
$hash = $solarizedColorsLight
}

# -delimiter "nosuchthing" is a way to force PowerShell to load it all as one string
$content = get-content -delimiter "nosuchthing" SettingsTemplate.xml

$hash.Keys | % {
$content = $content.Replace($_, $hash[$_])
}

$content


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