Conditional ColorSchemes
Define separate color schemes for specific paths, extensions, & filenames.
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Conditional ColorSchemes
Define color schemes for specific paths, extensions, & filenames.
FEATURES
Color Schemes For Specific Directories
You can define RegEx
patterns to match:
- parent directories
- sequences of subdirectories
- sequences of subdirectories within a particular parent directory
Additionally, there is an include_FileName_In_FilePath
setting which allows you to match:
- specific files with an exact path
- specific files with a particular extension within one of the previously mentioned directory patterns
Color Schemes For Specific Files
You can define RegEx
patterns to match:
- file extensions
- complete file names
- partial file names
USAGE
Copy the contents of the example settings:
Preferences > Package Settings > Conditional ColorSchemes > Settings ─ Example
to your user settings file:
Preferences > Package Settings > Conditional ColorSchemes > Settings ─ User
and edit them as necessary.
User settings can also be accessed via the command palette with the Conditional ColorSchemes: Edit Settings
command.
Note:
When adding new conditions, files that were already open must be reloaded in order for the color schemes to be affected.
KNOWN BUGS
When SublimeText is first opened, files are loaded before plugins.
Because of this, only files which are opened after SublimeText is fully loaded will be affected by this plugin.