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Vivian De Smedt ♦
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vimVim/nvimNeovim allows us to use the command :TOhtml to create an html file of the buffer, which can then be opened in a browser, displaying an effigy of said buffer. 

We can then use the the chromeChrome dev tools to modify some colors of the vimVim theme if we want to.

Now how do we generate a color scheme from the html file?

vim/nvim allows us to use the command :TOhtml to create an html file of the buffer, which can then be opened in a browser, displaying an effigy of said buffer. We can then use the the chrome dev tools to modify some colors of the vim theme if we want to.

Now how do we generate a color scheme from the html file?

Vim/Neovim allows us to use the command :TOhtml to create an html file of the buffer, which can then be opened in a browser, displaying an effigy of said buffer. 

We can then use the Chrome dev tools to modify some colors of the Vim theme if we want to.

Now how do we generate a color scheme from the html file?

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hermancain
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Possible to generate a color scheme from the output of :TOhtml?

vim/nvim allows us to use the command :TOhtml to create an html file of the buffer, which can then be opened in a browser, displaying an effigy of said buffer. We can then use the the chrome dev tools to modify some colors of the vim theme if we want to.

Now how do we generate a color scheme from the html file?