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Contributing a colour scheme
============================
Glad to hear you've made a colour scheme to use with [MATLAB Schemer]!
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Please only add one colour scheme per pull request.
If you have multiple colorschemes to add, make a pull request for each of them.
The Schemer README includes some
[advice on creating a colour scheme][scheme creation advice], which you might
find useful.
It is preferable to include a screenshot demonstrating an example of your new MATLAB theme.
To make your screenshot:
- Load your color scheme `schemer_import('yourscheme.prf', 1)`
- Exit MATLAB `exit();`
- Reopen MATLAB
- Open the [matlab-schemer/develop/sample.m] file and take a screenshot with your favourite screenshot program.
- If not done at capture time, crop the screenshot down to the right size with your [favourite image editor].
- Make sure the screenshot is saved in [matlab-schemes/screenshots] as `yourscheme.png`.
If you are on Linux, you can follow the method below to create your screenshot,
which is mostly automated and produces the same output every time.
Reproducible screenshot workflow for Linux
------------------------------------------
Here is minimal-interaction workflow for Linux users, which will create the
same screenshots every time.
This has been tested on Ubuntu 15.10 with MATLAB 2016a, but should work on
any *nix OS and any MATLAB version since R2012b (which introduced the
toolstrip UI).
The code blocks must be run from the system shell, not at the MATLAB command
prompt.
1. **Setup**
Define these variables appropriately.
```bash
# Set this variable appropriately, without extension
SCHEME_NAME='yourschemename'
# Set the path to your copy of MATLAB Schemer
PATH_TO_SCHEMER='../matlab-schemer/'
```
2. **Load scheme**
Run this code block to load the scheme, restart MATLAB, and edit
`sample.m`.
```bash
# Remove extension, if present
SCHEME_NAME=${SCHEME_NAME%.prf}
echo "Making screenshot for scheme $SCHEME_NAME";
# Load the template and restart matlab
matlab -r "addpath(genpath('$PATH_TO_SCHEMER')); schemer_import('$SCHEME_NAME.prf',1); exit;";
# Edit the sample.m file
matlab -r "edit(fullfile('$PATH_TO_SCHEMER','develop','sample.m'))" &
# What next
echo "Now undock sample.m, and highlight middle scaleFactor";
```
3. **Undock sample.m editor**
Either
- in MATLAB GUI, undock `sample.m` only
Or
- in MATLAB GUI, undock the Editor panel
- move tabs to bottom, if more than one file is being editted
Also, make sure the MATLAB toolstrip is visible on the undocked panel.
If it is minimised, right-click on the toolstrip and restore it.
4. **Highlight**
Highlight the middle instance of `scaleFactor` (on line 18).
5. **Resize window and take screenshot**
Run this code block to resize the editor window and take a screenshot,
cropped with ImageMagick.
The crop location is correct for MATLAB 2016a.
```bash
# Check for a window for the develop/sample.m file
if wmctrl -l | grep -q develop/sample.m
then
WINDOW_NAME='develop/sample.m';
else
# If it's not there, use the Editor window
WINDOW_NAME='Editor';
fi
if wmctrl -l | grep -qv "$WINDOW_NAME"
then
echo "Window $WINDOW_NAME is absent";
else
# Resize the window
wmctrl -r "$WINDOW_NAME" -e 0,100,100,700,650;
# Try getting screenshot with Imagemagick, and cropping it down to the
# just the relevant section
wmctrl -a "$WINDOW_NAME"; sleep 0.1; import -window root -crop 700x379+100+249 +repage "${SCHEME_NAME}.png";
# Inspect the result
xdg-open "${SCHEME_NAME}.png";
# Is it cropped correctly?
echo "How does it look? If no good, try one of the other options to manually crop";
fi
```
6. If screenshot cropped incorrectly, **manually crop screenshot**
If the ImageMagick crop is not aligned correctly,
- Either use gnome-screenshot for the whole window, and then crop in GIMP
```bash
wmctrl -a "$WINDOW_NAME" \
&& gnome-screenshot -w -f "$SCHEME_NAME.png" \
&& gimp "$SCHEME_NAME.png";
```
- Or use gnome-screenshot to select the area to use (which is likely to
be less precise).
```bash
wmctrl -a "$WINDOW_NAME" && gnome-screenshot -a -f "$SCHEME_NAME.png";
```
7. When you are happy, **move** the final copy into the screenshots folder
```bash
mv "$SCHEME_NAME.png" screenshots/"$SCHEME_NAME.png";
```
Incorporating into MATLAB Schemer
---------------------------------
Once you've added the new scheme to this repository, it will be merged into
[MATLAB Schemer] using [git-subtree].
If you are merging it into Schemer yourself, please consult this
[step-by-step guide](https://github.com/scottclowe/matlab-schemer/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#adding-a-new-colour-scheme).
[MATLAB Schemer]: https://github.com/scottclowe/matlab-schemer
[matlab-schemes/screenshots]: https://github.com/scottclowe/matlab-schemes/tree/master/screenshots
[matlab-schemer/develop/sample.m]: https://github.com/scottclowe/matlab-schemer/blob/master/develop/sample.m
[scheme creation advice]: https://github.com/scottclowe/matlab-schemer#creating-a-color-scheme-for-others-to-use
[git-subtree]: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/contrib/subtree/git-subtree.txt
[favourite image editor]: https://www.gimp.org