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1. SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES HOW TO
2. SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES INSTALL
3. SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES MANUAL
4. SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES CODE

Index = index_containing_substring (color_schemes, 'Mac Classic' ) elif direction = 'dark':

Index = current_index + 1 if current_index < len (color_schemes ) else 0 elif direction = 'day': Index = current_index - 1 elif direction = 'next': current_scheme_index (color_schemes ) if direction = 'previous': To get all available Color Schemes installed:ĭef move_color_scheme ( self, color_schemes, direction ):ĭef index_containing_substring (the_list, substring ):Ĭurrent_index = self.

SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES CODE

You can check the code on github, here is a very simple introduction.

SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES HOW TO

To learn how to create my own package, I checked the content of the ColorSchemeSelector and find its very easy to understand, we don't have to create a brand new package, but simply modify the existing package, the package contains all the source code and configuration files that we can change. To add command to command palette, we need to write our own Sublime package. Add customized command to Sublime Command Palette The best solution is we can input "day" in command palette and press enter it will switch to bright ColorScheme. Its better to use some kind of abstraction names like day and dark. And we also need to remember the part of the ColorScheme name. Now you can fuzzy matching switch the Color Scheme by execute the command ColorSchemeSelector: Select Color Scheme.Īs you can see, we still need quite a lot of keystrokes to switch the Color Scheme.

SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES INSTALL

You should have installed Package Control, press ctrl + shift + p and select Package Control: Install Package, intput "colorschemeselector" you will see the package, press Enter to install it. If you don't want to edit Preferences.sublime-settings each time when you want to switch Color Scheme, you can use the package ColorScheme Selector. Not only comments will lost, if you add space tab when editing, they will becomes real tab after dumping. This problem actually is about JSON itself, writing comments in JSON is not natively supported, both the syntax and parsing engine, JSON is not a programming language, when parser read it and parsed it, all comments are lost, and when it being dumped back to string, its impossible to restore their original text layout. So you better first backup your file and always editing the backup file and copy to Sublime folder. I was a little surprised when I found that content of file Preferences.sublime-settings were restored and all comments were lost. There is a big disadvantage of the way above, that Sublime will overwrite configuration files and delete all comments whenever you change the settings from the Menu system, for example, select a Color Scheme from the Menu. Sublime don't support comment in configuration JSON file Use one of the schemes and comment out the other one then save the file, the changes immediately applied when saving. "color_scheme" : "Packages/Color Scheme - Default/Mac Classic.tmTheme", //"color_scheme": "Packages/Color Scheme - Default/Solarized (Dark).tmTheme",

This is easy if you are using Emacs, you have ELISP at your disposal, you can write some simple ELISP code to do the theme changing action and bind them to whatever keyboard shortcut you like, here is two functions represent two themes:

SUBLIME TEXT COLOR SCHEMES MANUAL

The thing I want from many software is the ability to change theme automatically according to the environment for example by the time, but seems no one provide it, if its not providing it, there should be manual way to do it. Whenever I install Google Chrome I always install the dark theme extension like Hacker Vision or accessibility extension like High Contrast. This especially important to editor and browser which we takes a lot of time looking at. We also need to switch them very fast, like one click or a command. One important thing about Color Theme is we need different Color Theme at different times, anyone need to use computer for serious stuff need at least two Color Theme, one for day light and one for dark environment. You can Press Alt + n to open Preferences Menu Item, but can not locate Color Theme Menu Item with keyboard (my keyboard has no arrow keys). Today I want to change the Color Theme of Sublime Text editor, but the mouse is unavailable, I find there are no way to do this in the GUI purely by keyboard. How do you change color scheme in Sublime Text 3 ? Maybe select from Menu, but if you change color scheme many times a day, it will be very cumbersome.