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users (developer using window colors) may not like to change the root_directory_name but is forced to see a theme that they hate.
Proposing an idea:
Since it seems that you use the hash to come up with window colors, means:
createColorHex(hash(root_directory_name))
If you add a global setting to your project to map root_directory_name to some user chosen value, you can give some sort of control to users, who really doesn't like the color of the window but don't want to rename their project root directory name.
// Lets say `global_settings_map` is the mapping between `root_directory_name` to `user_choice_value`
user_choice_value = global_settings_map.get(root_directory_name)
createColorHex(hash(root_directory_name + user_choice_value))
Let me know if it's not clear what I mean, but I believe this can be a great useful feature.
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It would be great if the user could set the "user_choice_value" not only globally but per project. That way multiple projects with similar names would no longer end up with the same color but could be differentiated properly.
Problem:
users (developer using window colors) may not like to change the root_directory_name but is forced to see a theme that they hate.
Proposing an idea:
Since it seems that you use the hash to come up with window colors, means:
If you add a global setting to your project to map
root_directory_name
to some user chosen value, you can give some sort of control to users, who really doesn't like the color of the window but don't want to rename their project root directory name.Let me know if it's not clear what I mean, but I believe this can be a great useful feature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: