Themes Menu Switcher
Painless theme selection in Sublime Text :zap:
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Sublime Theme Switcher
Painless theme selection in Sublime Text.
Preview and choose themes using the command palette - Ctrl+Shift+P and type:
- UI: Select Theme
- UI: Select Color Scheme
Or just navigate to the Preferences -> Theme menu.
Motivation
Looking up and remembering SomeTheme-Variant.sublime-theme values for every single theme is cumbersome.
It is a replacement for the built-in UI: Select Theme and UI: Select Color Scheme commands of Sublime Text 3127+, which do not support SublimeLinter and don't allow to hide unwanted color schemes or themes from the selection lists.
Settings
Some plugins dynamically create themes or color schemes which are not meant to
be selected by a user. To hide those you can create a settings file
Theme-Switcher.sublime-settings and add the pathes to "colors_exclude" or
"themes_exclude" filter lists.
{
"colors_exclude":
[
"Packages/User/SublimeLinter",
"Packages/User/Sublimerge"
],
"themes_exclude":
[
"Packages/zzz A File Icon zzz/"
]
}
Credits
Credits to @geekpradd for idea and plugin structure.