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I want to have multiple UI themes and syntax themes for my different projects in the Atom Editor, i.e. a theme for each open window How can I do this? Presently, changing one in the preferences will change it for all open windows.
I installed the project-manager plugin and tried to add an entry to the ~/.atom/projects.cson file as shown below, but it seems to have no effect.
project1:
title: "project1"
paths: [
"/Users/abcd/coding/trials/project1"
]
themes: [
"atom-dark-ui"
"monokai"
]
Anything else that I should try?
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Create a Syntax Theme In Atom, press cmd-shift-P to bring up the command palette, then start typing "Generate Syntax Theme". When you see Package Generator: Generate Syntax Theme appear click it to execute the command: A window will appear in which you can enter the path and name for your syntax theme.
Press Cmd+Shift+P (MacOS) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows) top open up the command palette, and start typing “Generate Syntax Theme”. As soon as this option appears, select. Name it whatever you want (although according to the Atom flight manual, syntax themes should end with -syntax) and save it somewhere on your computer.
The following should work
project1:
title: "project1"
paths: [
"/Users/abcd/coding/trials/project1"
]
settings:
core:
themes: [
"atom-dark-ui"
"monokai"
]
Cheers!
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