Color Scheme Categorizer

List light and dark color schemes in Sublime Text separately. Uses a luminance calculation on theme background color to auto-determine the type of color scheme.

Usage

2 new commands are added to the command palette:

1. UI: Select Color Scheme: Light
2. UI: Select Color Scheme: Dark

Installation

Find Color Scheme Categorizer in Package Control.

Changelog

1.0.0

• Schemes that share a name across packages no longer get merged into one arbitrary entry (#1). E.g. with LSP installed, picking Celeste could set LSP's partial Celeste.sublime-color-scheme instead of the built-in one. Schemes are now listed and set the same way Sublime's own "UI: Select Color Scheme" does.
• The list looks like Sublime's own picker too: each scheme shows its package underneath, and the current scheme has a ✓ and is preselected.
• Your choice is now saved to Preferences, so it survives a restart.
• Legacy color schemes are hidden unless show_legacy_color_schemes is on, same as in Sublime's picker.
• Scheme names with dots (e.g. "Solarized v1.2") are no longer cut off.

0.0.1

• Initial release.

License

Copyright 2024 Max Chernyak

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