Computer

After I started using Sublime Text, I didn’t find any colour schemes, which either where good looking (IMHO), or supported all the different syntax highlighters I’m using. Therefore I started my own colour scheme (Perv Orange). As it is very hard–at least for me–to see the actual colours by looking at the HEX values, I created this blog entry as a reference. The following are the colours for the different Perv Orange colour schems All used scopes and the respective colours are documented below....

A selection of characters I use most … HTML Name Code HTML Number Code Glyph Windows Description &raquo; &#187; » Alt + 0187 right angle quote &laquo; &#171; « Alt + 0171 left angle quote &bdquo; &#8222; „ double low quote &ldquo; &#8220; “ Alt + 0147 left double quote &rdquo; &#8221; ” Alt + 0148 right double quote &copy; &#169; © Alt + 0169 copyright &trade; &#8482; ™ Alt + 0153 trademark sign &reg; &#174; ® Alt + 0174 registered trademark HTML Name Code HTML Number Code Glyph Windows Description &lsquo; &#8216; ‘ Alt + 0145 left single quote &rsquo; &#8217; ’ Alt + 0146 right single quote &sbquo; &#8218; ‚ single low-9 quote &dagger; &#8224; † Alt + 0134 dagger &Dagger; &#8225; ‡ Alt + 0135 double dagger &#8230; … horizontal ellipsis &permil; &#8240; ‰ Alt + 0137 per mill sign &lsaquo; &#8249; ‹ Alt + 0139 single left-pointing angle quote &rsaquo; &#8250; › Alt + 0155 single right-pointing angle quote &spades; &#9824; ♠ black spade suit &clubs; &#9827; ♣ black club suit &hearts; &#9829; ♥ black heart suit &diams; &#9830; ♦ black diamond suit &oline; &#8254; ‾ overline, = spacing overscore &larr; &#8592; ← leftward arrow &uarr; &#8593; ↑ upward arrow &rarr; &#8594; → rightward arrow &darr; &#8595; ↓ downward arrow &quot; &#34; " " double quotation mark &amp; &#38; & & ampersand &lt; &#60; < < less-than sign &gt; &#62; > > greater-than sign &#91; [ [ left square bracket &#93; ] ] right square bracket &ndash; &#150; – Alt + 0150 en dash &mdash; &#151; — Alt + 0151 em dash &#160; Alt + 0160 nonbreaking space &iexcl; &#161; ¡ Alt + 0161 inverted exclamation &cent; &#162; ¢ Alt + 0162 cent sign &pound; &#163; £ Alt + 0163 pound sterling &curren; &#164; ¤ Alt + 0164 general currency sign &yen; &#165; ¥ Alt + 0165 yen sign &brvbar; or &brkbar; &#166; ¦ Alt + 0166 broken vertical bar &sect; &#167; § Alt + 0167 section sign &uml; or &die; &#168; ¨ Alt + 0168 umlaut &ordf; &#170; ª Alt + 0170 feminine ordinal &not; &#172; ¬ Alt + 0172 not sign &shy; &#173; ­ Alt + 0173 soft hyphen &macr; or &hibar; &#175; ¯ Alt + 0175 macron accent &deg; &#176; ° Alt + 0176 degree sign &plusmn; &#177; ± Alt + 0177 plus or minus &sup2; &#178; ² Alt + 0178 superscript two &sup3; &#179; ³ Alt + 0179 superscript three &acute; &#180; ´ Alt + 0180 acute accent &micro; &#181; µ Alt + 0181 micro sign &para; &#182; ¶ Alt + 0182 paragraph sign &middot; &#183; · Alt + 0183 middle dot &cedil; &#184; ¸ Alt + 0184 cedilla &sup1; &#185; ¹ Alt + 0185 superscript one &ordm; &#186; º Alt + 0186 masculine ordinal &frac14; &#188; ¼ Alt + 0188 one-fourth &frac12; &#189; ½ Alt + 0189 one-half &frac34; &#190; ¾ Alt + 0190 three-fourths &iquest; &#191; ¿ Alt + 0191 inverted question mark &times; &#215; × Alt + 0215 multiplication sign For more Information see the original “Tip sheet on special characters“...