I think this would be neat as a command rather than having it on all the time. So you would have a keystroke that turns it on and off. Perhaps it could even be on by default.
I bet something like that would be very easy to hack into Emacs on top of its new built-in color theme support. It shouldn't be difficult for other editors either.
That's how I use it with vim. It's easy there to bind a key to `:colorscheme focus-dark` and another to `:colorscheme yourdefaulttheme`. I guess it wouldn't be hard to make one that toggles between both, but I was lazy.
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I think this would be neat as a command rather than having it on all the time. So you would have a keystroke that turns it on and off. Perhaps it could even be on by default.
I bet something like that would be very easy to hack into Emacs on top of its new built-in color theme support. It shouldn't be difficult for other editors either.
Here you go: https://coderwall.com/p/zwftfa
That's how I use it with vim. It's easy there to bind a key to `:colorscheme focus-dark` and another to `:colorscheme yourdefaulttheme`. I guess it wouldn't be hard to make one that toggles between both, but I was lazy.
I agree. I'm already planning a Sublime plugin for this.