[feature] Sidebar icons

[dxps]

Hi nsubiron,

I really love this theme! It is one of my favourites.
One additional feature I would like to have with this theme is the sidebar icons.
Is that possible? Can I somehow help you with it?

Thank you.

[nsubiron]

Hi visvadw,

Glad you ask, actually I worked on this theme some time ago and added sidebar icons, but I was pretty busy to test it properly so I haven't pushed it yet. I'll take a look again and push what I have.

Thanks for the feedback!

[nsubiron]

Added in release v0.4.0

[dxps]

Hi nsubiron,

Thank you very much for the update!

I've noticed that the new release comes with some extra padding:

Am I correct?

Besides this, there is an option to change the folder icons?

Once again, thank you very much for the feedback and effort you put into this!

[nsubiron]

Hi visvadw,

Yes, I also noticed the extra padding, it's not intentional. I just opened an issue for that (#4).

And no, by now I only added one icon for folders, there is no option for changing it. Can be overridden though if you really want to by creating the folder Packages/Theme - Solarized Space/images and adding there the icons folder-icon.png and folder_open-icon.png.

[dxps]

Hi nsubiron,

Changing the files is a quick and easy option, so that's nice.
However, I could not find the aforementioned location on my (OSX) system.
Neither in
/Users/<user>/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages
nor in
/Users/<user>/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages

[nsubiron]

Oh sorry, I gave you the wrong folder, it should be
<sublime-text-data-path>/Packages/Theme - Solarized Space/resources.
In any case you probably have to create the last two folders.

I'm not sure about the directory layout in OSX, but I suppose you have the package file in
<sublime-text-data-path>/Installed Packages/Theme - Solarized Space.sublime-package
(that's just a zip file containing the theme). To override files from it, you should add the folder
<sublime-text-data-path>/Packages/Theme - Solarized Space
and then add there the files you want to override with same name and folder as in the zip file. That's just the way Sublime Text 3 loads the packages.

[dxps]

Hi nsubiron,

Thanks for the tip. That would to the job nice and easy.

You are right, on OSX the full path to the installed theme package is
/Users/<user>/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages/Theme - Solarized Space.sublime-package

Any update on the extra space in tabs? :-)

Thanks again!