This plugin allows you to quickly cycle through a set of user-defined UI theme/ colour scheme combinations.
Download or clone the contents of this repository to a folder named exactly as the package name into the Packages/ folder of ST.
By default, pressing F8 will cycle to the next preset, Shift+F8 will switch
to the previous preset and Alt-F8 will pick a random color scheme from all
schemes you have installed (so not just those in your presets). In addition, a
random preset can be chosen from the command palette. The other commands are
also accessible from there.
If a theme or color scheme specified in a preset is not installed in this Sublime Text instance, the theme or color scheme respectively will not be changed when you switch presets. The default presets are using the Soda themes so if you cycle the default presets without having these themes installed, the color scheme will switch as intended, but your UI theme will not change.
Custom presets can be configured in Packages/User/Camaleon.sublime-settings.
The default settings file is commented and intended to be used as a guideline;
it can be accessed from the Sublime Text menu bar, via Preferences ->
Package Settings -> Camaleón -> Settings – Default.
The source code can be found on GitHub. There is also a forum thread.
Copyright (C) 2012 Tito Bouzout tito.bouzout@gmail.com Copyright (C) 2013, 2014 Felix Krull f_krull@gmx.de
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