Sublime Text 3 - Toggle Vintage Mode Plugin

ToggleVintageCommand.py

import sublime

class ToggleVintageCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):
    def run(self, edit):
        settings = sublime.load_settings('Preferences.sublime-settings')
        ignored = settings.get("ignored_packages")
        if "Vintage" in ignored:
            ignored.remove("Vintage")
        else:
            ignored.append("Vintage")
        settings.set("ignored_packages", ignored)

Hi, Andrew! Which operating system you run Sublime Text on? The plugin has a strange bug on macOS, I cannot figure out why it happens. If I simply start Sublime Text without any tabs and press Control-Option-V twice, Sublime Text successfully turns Vintage on, but then refuses to turn it off. Here is my discussion with OdatNurd on Sublime Forum about this: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/toggle-vintage-package/75477/5

@johnmapeson I apologize for the super late reply! When I wrote this plugin, I used both Windows and Fedora (Linux). I didn't test it on Mac. Funnily enough, while I do use macOS for work now, I unfortunately stopped using Sublime a few years ago.

With that said, this gist page got unexpectedly popular and seemingly continues to be useful to people, so I'd like to revise it if you found a solution. Did you ever figure it out? Maybe I'll take a stab at it if not.