Closed Fred-Vatin closed 7 years ago
Hi @freMea, thank you for the comment.
You can specify a directory that contains color palettes via colorHelper.storeDir
.
If you specified that in the User Settings, that is a directory that contains default color palettes.
If you specified that in the Workspace Settings, that is a directory that contains color palettes for the current project.
@anseki
I suggest, in Color Palettes section in the home page documentation, you insert a direct link to : https://github.com/anseki/vscode-color/blob/master/palettes/README.md
Thank you for the suggestion.
We should not insert that link because the document can be accessed locally.
The document is copied to a directory that specified via colorHelper.storeDir
.
See: https://github.com/anseki/vscode-color#colorhelperstoredir
And also, please make new issue if you want to comment about another topic that is not your first question. And please close this issue if it was solved.
Thank you 😄
In documentation:
I don't see any settings to exclude some palettes. How to achieve that?
Can I set a environment variable in
colorHelper.storeDir
to point to the default VS Code user settings directory for instance? So I could create my own palettes that would be sync with my other user settings.