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When you have a TODO file open and you browse the available color schemes in Sublime, you can see the plaintask colors changing on the fly and adapting to the currently selected scheme. You can see this behaviour here : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/f84e8p2roxcs31e/GkX6TUKXso.mp4
However, when you actually switch to a color scheme it reverts to the default theme or the one specified in the configuration file.
Is it possible to use no color scheme at all and instead adapt to whatever scheme is being used in Sublime? I tried setting the color_scheme property in settings to nothing but then there was no highlighting at all. If you remove the key completely then it just uses the default theme
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When you have a TODO file open and you browse the available color schemes in Sublime, you can see the plaintask colors changing on the fly and adapting to the currently selected scheme. You can see this behaviour here : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/f84e8p2roxcs31e/GkX6TUKXso.mp4
However, when you actually switch to a color scheme it reverts to the default theme or the one specified in the configuration file.
Is it possible to use no color scheme at all and instead adapt to whatever scheme is being used in Sublime? I tried setting the
color_scheme
property in settings to nothing but then there was no highlighting at all. If you remove the key completely then it just uses the default themeThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: