I like it because it strikes a nice balance between contrast and readability - nice muted colours, not gaudy.
I will tweak this without doubt over time, but for now it works quite well for me. Maybe someone else will like it too ...
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; Color settings for Tomorrow Night Theme, modeled after https://github.com/chriskempson/tomorrow-theme
; The standard theme is being used below; other variations available: Tomorrow (light), Tomorrow Night Eighties, Tomorrow Night Blue & Tomorrow Night Bright
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; Tomorrow night defines 12 colors:
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; #1d1f21 Background rgb( 29, 31, 33)
; #282a2e Current Line rgb( 40, 42, 46)
; #373b41 Selection rgb( 55, 59, 65)
; #c5c8c6 Foreground rgb(197, 200, 198)
; #969896 Comment rgb(150, 152, 150)
; #cc6666 Red rgb(204, 102, 102)
; #de935f Orange rgb(222, 147, 95)
; #f0c674 Yellow rgb(240, 198, 116)
; #b5bd68 Green rgb(181, 189, 104)
; #8abeb7 Aqua rgb(138, 190, 183)
; #81a2be Blue rgb(129, 162, 190)
; #b294bb Purple rgb(178, 148, 187)
[Colors]
ASMKeywordColor = rgb(204, 102, 102) ; red
ASMKeywordColor_Used = 1
BackgroundColor = rgb( 29, 31, 33) ; background
BackgroundColor_Used = 1
BasicKeywordColor = rgb(240, 198, 116) ; yellow
BasicKeywordColor_Used = 1
CommentColor = rgb(150, 152, 150) ; comment
CommentColor_Used = 1
ConstantColor = rgb(222, 147, 95) ; orange
ConstantColor_Used = 1
LabelColor = rgb(204, 102, 102) ; red
LabelColor_Used = 1
NormalTextColor = rgb(197, 200, 198) ; foreground
NormalTextColor_Used = 1
NumberColor = rgb(129, 162, 190) ; blue
NumberColor_Used = 1
OperatorColor = rgb(129, 162, 190) ; blue
OperatorColor_Used = 1
PointerColor = rgb(204, 102, 102) ; red
PointerColor_Used = 1
PureKeywordColor = rgb(178, 148, 187) ; purple
PureKeywordColor_Used = 1
SeparatorColor = rgb(129, 162, 190) ; blue
SeparatorColor_Used = 0
StringColor = rgb(181, 189, 104) ; green
StringColor_Used = 1
StructureColor = rgb(138, 190, 183) ; aqua
StructureColor_Used = 1
LineNumberColor = rgb(150, 152, 150) ; comment
LineNumberColor_Used = 1
LineNumberBackColor = rgb( 29, 31, 33) ; background
LineNumberBackColor_Used = 1
MarkerColor = rgb(204, 102, 102) ; red (line marker Ctrl-F2)
MarkerColor_Used = 1
CurrentLineColor = rgb( 40, 42, 46) ; current line
CurrentLineColor_Used = 1
SelectionColor = rgb( 55, 59, 65) ; selection
SelectionColor_Used = 1
SelectionFrontColor = rgb(255, 255, 255) ; white
SelectionFrontColor_Used = 1
CursorColor = rgb(255, 255, 255) ; white
CursorColor_Used = 1
Debugger_LineColor = RGB(30, 30, 30)
Debugger_LineColor_Used = 1
Debugger_LineSymbolColor = RGB(30, 30, 30)
Debugger_LineSymbolColor_Used = 1
Debugger_ErrorColor = RGB(255, 170, 170)
Debugger_ErrorColor_Used = 0
Debugger_ErrorSymbolColor = RGB(255, 170, 170)
Debugger_ErrorSymbolColor_Used = 1
Debugger_BreakPointColor = rgb(138, 190, 183) ; aqua
Debugger_BreakPointColor_Used = 1
Debugger_BreakpoinSymbolColor = RGB(170, 210, 210)
Debugger_BreakpoinSymbolColor_Used = 1
Debugger_WarningColor = RGB(255, 200, 0)
Debugger_WarningColor_Used = 1
Debugger_WarningSymbolColor = RGB(255, 200, 0)
Debugger_WarningSymbolColor_Used = 1
DisabledBackColor = rgb( 62, 66, 75) ; dark grey - shown while program is running
DisabledBackColor_Used = 1
GoodBraceColor = rgb(129, 162, 190) ; blue
GoodBraceColor_Used = 1
BadBraceColor = rgb(204, 102, 102) ; red
BadBraceColor_Used = 1
ProcedureBackColor = rgb( 62, 66, 75) ; dark grey
ProcedureBackColor_Used = 1
CustomKeywordColor = RGB(15, 164, 160)
CustomKeywordColor_Used = 0
IndentColor = rgb(150, 152, 150) ; comment
IndentColor_Used = 1
ModuleColor = rgb(204, 102, 102) ; red
ModuleColor_Used = 1
SelectionRepeatColor = RGB(85, 85, 85)
SelectionRepeatColor_Used = 1
PlainBackground = RGB(31, 29, 35)
PlainBackground_Used = 1
ToolsPanel_FrontColor = rgb(240, 198, 116) ; yellow
ToolsPanel_BackColor = rgb( 29, 31, 33) ; background
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