the below script will remove all color settings defined in the onedark.py theme - even commented out ones, because those mean use the default - from your config.py, which path should be passed as first arg. it also deletes comments associated with such settings. essentially it deletes all lines matching a setting as well as any preceeding line that is not empty.
there is a bug though where it deletes a section at the end. so make a backup, or keep your config.py in git. you can then just use git add -p to add the desired changes and git checkout -p to undo the buggy change.
#!/bin/bash
file=$1
function process() {
regex=$(grep c.colors onedark.py | sed 's/^#//' | awk '{print $1}' | tr '\n' '|' | sed -e 's/|$//' -e 's/\./\\./g')
while read line; do
if echo $line | egrep -q $regex; then
del=true
fi
if [[ "$del" == false ]]; then
echo "$line"
fi
if [[ "$line" == "" ]]; then
del=false
fi
done < <(tac $file)
}
process | tac > $file.new
mv $file.new $file
the below script will remove all color settings defined in the onedark.py theme - even commented out ones, because those mean use the default - from your config.py, which path should be passed as first arg. it also deletes comments associated with such settings. essentially it deletes all lines matching a setting as well as any preceeding line that is not empty.
there is a bug though where it deletes a section at the end. so make a backup, or keep your config.py in git. you can then just use
git add -p
to add the desired changes andgit checkout -p
to undo the buggy change.