Adjusted (DARK) version of RockMargin for VS2022 Dark Theme #2
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Hello everyone,
I've been a fan of RockScroll/MetalScroll/RockMargin since one of its early iterations. One of the few issues I've had with the extension is how the default colors clash with the color theme of Visual Studio's Dark Mode. Furthermore, it's annoying to have to manually input the ARGB color settings every time after installing the extension.
So here are the two modifications I've included in this pull request (built on top of ArkEcho's VS2022 pull request "pr/1"):
Feel free to integrate or not integrate these commits into the main branch, or any personal branches as you would like.
If anyone wants to really go above-and-beyond, adding a system to select from several default color themes would probably be ideal. Furthermore, I'm not sure why the RockMargin settings aren't properly exported/imported when backing up your Visual Studio user settings, so that might be worth looking into as well.
I uploaded the generated .vsix extension installer file here for convenience:
https://www.neofuturelabs.com/vsix/RockMargin_Dark.vsix
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By the way, this is my first contribution on GitHub, so I hope I'm doing this right!