Add :theme-open command to open theme TOML files.
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I don't think we will be moving forward with this one. It's kind of niche to begin with and with #10389 themes will not necessarily have a one to one correspondence to files so this will nit be possible in the future. Thank you for contributing |
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I don't think anything like this exists?
This is a nice to have if you like to hack on your own (or the pre-existing) themes. Rather than having to type
:o ~/.config/helix/themes/...every time, you can just type:theme-openand you get all the same autocompletion that the:themecommand gives you (minus the default themes as those don't have associated files).