This little package helps you make a new ColorTheme.  Idea by GirishB, coded by AlexSchroeder.

This works by making it easier to create subthemes.  If you like the
jde [[Face]]s of theme A, the erc faces from theme B, and generally
prefer theme color-theme-gray30, then proceed as follows:

Install theme A, call M-x color-theme-maker, provide "jde" as
regexp and "my-jde-subtheme" as name, then install theme B, call
M-x color-theme-maker, provide "erc" as regexp and
"my-erc-subtheme" as name.  Save the two buffers as
my-jde-subtheme.el and my-erc-subtheme.el.  In your .emacs, add:


  (require 'color-theme)
  (color-theme-gray30)
  (setq color-theme-is-cumulative t)
  (require 'my-jde-subtheme)
  (my-jde-subtheme)
  (require 'my-erc-subtheme)
  (my-erc-subtheme)


Download:

* Lisp:color-theme-maker.el

== Discussion ==

[new]
I'd like to see customize-face-at (maybe customize-theme-face-at ?) that only applies its changes to the theme I'm using at the moment. It would make minor theme customizations simple. Or maybe not... --ShaeErisson

[new]
See FaceList, and use M-x color-theme-print to print the result as a new color theme.  Everything else would require rewriting the elisp defining the current theme.  I am not yet prepared to treat elisp files as config files.  If you really want that, stick to M-x customize-face.  All that you might want, then, is a function to convert an installed color theme into regular face customizations which will can be saved and edited via the normal custom interface. -- AlexSchroeder

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