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    2
    3    Author:        Jan Wielemaker
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   34
   35:- module(prolog_theme_light, []).

   45:- multifile
   46    prolog:theme/1,
   47    prolog:console_color/2.   48
   49prolog:theme(light).                             % make ourselves known
   50
   51		 /*******************************
   52		 *       PROLOG MESSAGES	*
   53		 *******************************/
   54
   55% interactive toplevel.  The command line (prompt and the text typed by
   56% the user) has its own background.  The answers to a single query
   57% alternate between two backgrounds, which separates the answers of a
   58% non-deterministic query.
   59prolog:console_color(prompt,        [bold, fg8(blue), bg8(123)]).
   60prolog:console_color(input,         [bg8(123)]).
   61prolog:console_color(answer(odd),   [bg8(255)]).
   62prolog:console_color(answer(even),  [bg8(253)]).
   63prolog:console_color(binding(name), [bold, fg8(magenta)]).
   64% trace output.  The goal of successive steps alternates between two
   65% backgrounds, which separates the steps of a trace.  The first argument
   66% is the port, which allows for colouring the goal by port instead of
   67% (or in addition to) striping.
   68prolog:console_color(goal(_, odd),  [fg(blue), bg8(254)]).
   69prolog:console_color(goal(_, even), [fg(blue), bg8(252)]).
   70prolog:console_color(message(Level), Attrs) :-
   71    nonvar(Level),
   72    prolog:console_color(Level, Attrs)