ADA COLORS FOR VIM

TERMINAL:

QT:

HELLO FRIENDS! (^ ~ ^)

This is my theme for programming in the ADA language. You could say it is a lot of colors but believe me, it is a great help for you to understand if you are doing the right thing in a language like ADA.

You can get it here: GIT HUB, just install and drop into your color files.

• I recommend: using it with lspconfig and "ada_language_server" so you can have all the colors.

You can config like this:

SIMPLE EXAMPLE:

lua <<EOF
  -- Set up lspconfig.
  -- Setup language servers.
  require("mason").setup()
  require("mason-lspconfig").setup({
    ensure_installed = { "gnatls", "forth-lsp", "clangd", "pylsp", "als" }
  })


  local cmp_nvim_lsp = require('cmp_nvim_lsp')
  local util = require('lspconfig.util')
  local capabilities = require('cmp_nvim_lsp').default_capabilities()
  local lspconfig = require('lspconfig')


  require("lspconfig").clangd.setup { 
    capabilities = capabilities 
  }


  lspconfig.als.setup {
    capabilities = capabilities,
    cmd = { "ada_language_server"},
    filetypes = { "ada" },
    settings = {
      als = { gpr = "YOUR GPR FILE PATH HERE.gpr" }
    }
  } 
EOF

• I tried to create a theme for the FORTH language but it didn't help much, but you can try to use if you want.

If you want to change some colors I'll give you a quick tutorial here:

Changing Colors!

INIT

highlight <-- Token name for what will be highlight

highlight NAME <-- Variable Name (example: String, Number, AdaNumber, AdaString, etc)

I recommend that you try to find the list of variable names on the internet for the language you use

cterm <-- Terminal
bg    <-- background
fg    <-- font color
ctermfg, ctermbg, cterm

examples:
highlight AdaString  ctermfg=84  ctermbg=NONE <-- hexadecimal color code does not work for cterm you need to use color code 0 to 255, some colors may not work in your terminal emulator, simple cmd terminal only works with colors (0 to 16)

highlight AdaString  ctermfg=84 cterm=italic <-- you can youse to make font efects on your code

gui <-- gui type window
bg  <-- background
fg  <-- font color
guifg, guibg, gui

examples:
highlight AdaString  guifg=#00ff87  guibg=NONE gui=italic <-- you can youse to make font efects on your code
Mabe you cannot find the name of some variable then you can try to force the color like this:


syntax match AdaAssignment /:=/
highlight link AdaBeginEnd AdaKeyword

• Sometimes it may conflict with another highlight, be aware

The End :P