Every variable coresponds to helix element hierarchy.
To Style element use its name and replace `'.'` with `'_'`

Copy yourself fresh empty template from `emptyTemplate.cpp` under desired name.
The file contains a ready-made set of Helix elements, ready for styling.
Every variable corresponds to helix element that allows for independent styling

# Brief Introduction for non C++ programers

Becase lack of knowledge is never a reason to waste time

`string white = "#ffffff";`
`string black = "#000000";`

```
string white = "#ffffff";
string black = "#000000";
```

`printComment("=== This will output comment ===");`

```printComment("=== This will output comment ===");```

`printComment("=== Using Variable and strings ===");`

printComment("=== Using style modifier ===");
markup_normal(white, {mod::bold});                   // ==> "string" = {fg = "#ffffff", bg = "#000000", modifiers = ["bold"]}
markup_normal_completion(white, white, {mod::dim});  // ==> "string" = {fg = "#ffffff", modifiers = ["bold", "dim"]}

markup_normal(white, {mod::bold}); // ==> "string" = {fg = "#ffffff", bg = "#000000", modifiers = ["bold"]}
markup_normal_completion(white, white, {mod::dim, mod::italic});  // ==> "string" = {fg = "#ffffff", modifiers = ["bold", "dim"]}

The best practice to use a map palette, it ensures that the color used in this way

The best practice is to use a map palette, it ensures that the color used in this way

gruvbox.insert({"rusty", "#d65d0e"});
//gruvbox.insert ...

gruvbox.insert({"rusty",  "#d65d0e"});

`palette.merge(gruvbox);`

```palette.merge(gruvbox);```

`palette.insert({"dirty_red" ,gruvbox.at("rusty")});`

```palette.insert({"dirty_red" ,gruvbox.at("rusty")});```

`palette.insert(gruvbox.extract("orange"));`

```palette.insert(gruvbox.extract("orange"));```

printComment("=== Using Named Keys from palette ===");

markup_list_numbered();

```generetePalette();```

`generetePalette();`

## Independend Styles
HTG allows for independent styles that wont beoutputet in final helix template
```
Style Boring_style = Style("#ffffff", "#000000");
ui_background = Boring_style;
```
## Installation
Run theme binary to find errors.
HTG uses Makefiles for quick theme compilation and installation
`make TARGET=<yourCppTheme>` Will install and ouput file as  `<yourCppTheme>-htg.toml`
and will automatically copy to `./.config/helix/themes/` directory keeping compiling
and testing cycle as much fast as hand written files.

  CONFIG  = ~/.config/helix/themes/

  CONFIG  = ~/.config/helix/