   Post your code color scheme!
  (not my own code)
;Nothing special, really..@benryves: Funky!   ;This is a vim color scheme called simple256.   ;  I use the gVim defaults. Too lazy to customize anything. :/ (Actually, I do want to do something about that. But I'm much more interested in fixing the default auto-indent behaviour than colouration.)Simian Man: What font is that? I like it. :) (And what kind of magic is involved in getting exception handling in ML? Is it built in, or part of the standard library, or? I don't use the language myself...)   ;Quote:Original post by ZahlmanSimian Man: What font is that? I like it. :) (And what kind of magic is involved in getting exception handling in ML? Is it built in, or part of the standard library, or? I don't use the language myself...)The font is the is "Sans, Regular 12pt".  It's the default on this version of gvim, but was not the default on my Windows version of gvim (that was horrible).Oh and exceptions are built in to Ocaml.  I am still learning the language, but so far like it a lot.   ;VS2005 default with VisualAssist. Consolas font, ClearType.   ;  emacs -nw with a typical gnome black-terminal color scheme. Showing off some sample PHP, Caml Light and LaTeX.;  If an IDE has a compile button, I'll use it :) One might also note the recurrence of Lua in almost all my projects. I love that little language.;(define (check-colors l)    (map (lambda (x)  (if (string=? x "red") "omg red!!!" "not red :-("))) l)(check-colors (list "blue" "orange" "red" "green" "yellow"))Wait.. maybe I missread the title..? Couldn't help it, been reading too much SICP recently... my brain isn't able to do (not 'Scheme) anymore :-/   