/usr/share/vile/palettes.rc is in vile-common 9.8l-1.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o644.
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; Sample color schemes.
~if ¬ &error $ncolors
; Note that while the palette strings reference up to 16 colors, you will have
; only 8 available if vile is linked with termcap. To get 16 colors, you need
; terminfo (e.g., ncurses), and a terminal emulator that supports 16 colors.
~local %palette
~local %dark-palette
~local %light-palette
set color-scheme=default
setv %dark-palette " "
setv %light-palette ""
setv %palette 0
~while &less %palette $ncolors
~if &or &equal %palette 3 &equal %palette 11
setv %light-palette &cat %light-palette &cat " " &word &add 1 %palette $palette
setv %dark-palette &cat %dark-palette &cat " " &word %palette $palette
~elseif &or &equal %palette 4 &equal %palette 12
setv %light-palette &cat %light-palette &cat " " &word %palette $palette
setv %dark-palette &cat %dark-palette &cat " " &word &sub %palette 1 $palette
~else
setv %light-palette &cat %light-palette &cat " " &word %palette $palette
setv %dark-palette &cat %dark-palette &cat " " &word %palette $palette
~endif
setv %palette &add %palette 1
~endwhile
; Note: if we are using the default, or system colors, it is generally not
; possible to determine what their values are. The "light" and "dark" schemes
; use default colors.
~with define-color-scheme
; on a light background, we don't like to use yellow - map it to blue
light use=default palette=%light-palette
; on a dark background, we don't like to use blue - map it to yellow
dark use=default palette=%dark-palette
reverse video-attr=rev
white use=dark fcolor=white bcolor=black
black use=light bcolor=white fcolor=black
~endwith
~endif
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