Arduino IDE Solarized!!!

My attempt at Solarizing the Arduino IDE (The rtf file has all my notes including tips for the dark version)

I tried to keep this a simple as possible so it would be easy to recover from an application update. It only involves changeing some lines in theme.txt. It does not involve changing icons, etc.

These are the only changes to theme.txt

 Original Colors 							     Solarized
 
 61 editor.fgcolor = #000000				     // 586e75
 62 editor.bgcolor = #ffffff - White 			 // fdf6e3

 92 # FUNCTIONS  							
 94 editor.data_type.style = #d35400,bold 		// 268bd2

 96 # METHODS    							
 98 editor.function.style = #d35400,plain 		// cb4b16

100 # STRUCTURES    						
102 editor.reserved_word.style = #5E6D03,plain 	// 859900

105 # TEXT - LITERALS
109 editor.reserved_word_2.style = #00979C,plain 	// 2aa198
110 editor.literal_boolean.style = #00979C,plain 	// d33682
111 editor.literal_char.style = #00979C,plain 		// 6c71c4	
112 editor.literal_string_double_quote.style = #005C5F,plain  // dc322f
113 editor.preprocessor.style = #5E6D03,plain		// b58900

119 editor.operator.style = #434f54,plain			// 00840B

128 editor.comment1.style = #434F54,plain			// A9A9A9
129 editor.comment2.style = #95a5a6,plain			// C0C0C0

Further Reading:

The Official Solarized Website:

https://ethanschoonover.com/solarized/

Official Arduino Documentation

https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/wiki/Arduino-IDE-1.5:-Library-specification#keywords

Helpful

http://www.eclipsecolorthemes.org/?view=theme&id=9807

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solarized_(color_scheme) (Swiped Chart from Here)

Interesting Reading:

A case against Syntax Highlighting: http://www.linusakesson.net/programming/syntaxhighlighting/