##############v ok, i may have gone slightly mental, with these colours. v######################

#fish colours
#https://fishshell.com/docs/current/interactive.html#color

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# set fish_color_normal #default color

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#set fish_color_command blue #commands like echo
#set fish_color_command 33EE00 -r #commands like echo
#set fish_color_command yellow #commands like echo
set fish_color_command red -r #commands like echo

# set fish_color_keyword # keywords like if - this falls back on the command color if unset
set fish_color_keyword green # keywords like if - this falls back on the command color if unset

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# set fish_color_quote # quoted text like "abc"
set fish_color_quote yellow # quoted text like "abc"

# set fish_color_redirection # IO redirections like >/dev/null
set fish_color_redirection blue # IO redirections like >/dev/null

# set fish_color_end # process separators like ';' and '&'
set fish_color_end magenta # process separators like ';' and '&'

# set fish_color_error # syntax errors
set fish_color_error cyan # syntax errors

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# set fish_color_param # ordinary command parameters
#set fish_color_param BBEE33 -r # ordinary command parameters
set fish_color_param brblack -r # ordinary command parameters

# set fish_color_comment # comments like '# important'
set fish_color_comment brred # comments like '# important'

# set fish_color_selection # selected text in vi visual mode
set fish_color_selection brgreen -r # selected text in vi visual mode

# set fish_color_operator # parameter expansion operators like '*' and '~'
set fish_color_operator bryellow # parameter expansion operators like '*' and '~'

# set fish_color_escape # character escapes like 'n' and 'x70'
set fish_color_escape brbrlue # character escapes like 'n' and 'x70'

# set fish_color_autosuggestion # autosuggestions (the proposed rest of a command)
set fish_color_autosuggestion brmagenta # autosuggestions (the proposed rest of a command)

# set fish_color_cwd # the current working directory in the default prompt
set fish_color_cwd brcyan # the current working directory in the default prompt

# set fish_color_user # the username in the default prompt
set fish_color_user brrwhite # the username in the default prompt

# set fish_color_host # the hostname in the default prompt
set fish_color_host yellow -r # the hostname in the default prompt

# set fish_color_host_remote # the hostname in the default prompt for remote sessions (like ssh)
set fish_color_host_remote bryellow -r # the hostname in the default prompt for remote sessions (like ssh)

# set fish_color_cancel # the '^C' indicator on a canceled command
set fish_color_cancel brmagenta -r # the '^C' indicator on a canceled command

# set fish_color_search_match # history search matches and selected pager items (background only)
set fish_color_search_match brblue -r # history search matches and selected pager items (background only)

##############^ ok, i may have gone slightly mental, with these colours. ^######################
##############^ now to clean up that hasty mess, and make it make sense. ^######################