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Pragtical: Practical and pragmatic code editor

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255 points rd07 | 6 comments | 20 Aug 24 07:15 UTC | HN request time: 0.217s | source | bottom
1. fusslo ◴[20 Aug 24 13:46 UTC] No.41300016[source]▶
Tangential: is there an IDE out there that supports different color schemes for each window it has open? does Pragtical? I didn't see it in the docs

I used to like having different projects open in different windows and easily differentiate between them with their color schemes. Kinda like setting a terminal to open with a random color profile

It seems like vscode and sublime want to change the scheme across all the windows.

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2. avhb ◴[20 Aug 24 13:50 UTC] No.41300057[source]▶
the peacock vscode extension can help you with this: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=johnpapa...
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3. rudnevr ◴[20 Aug 24 13:53 UTC] No.41300088[source]▶
IntelliJ does, of course. Per project, per window, with background images etc
4. r-spaghetti ◴[20 Aug 24 14:13 UTC] No.41300267[source]▶
in vscodium I have a different left bar color for each project - not exactly what you want but I can easily differentiate between them. There is a workspace settings json file per project: "settings": { "workbench.colorCustomizations": { "activityBar.background": "#faf7c7", "activityBar.foreground": "#000000" } } (disclaimer: this works on Debian Gnome)
5. fusslo ◴[20 Aug 24 15:03 UTC] No.41300716[source]▶
holy crap thank you
6. TiredOfLife ◴[20 Aug 24 16:42 UTC] No.41301604[source]▶
VS Code you can have different Theme per Workspace.