only set theme on startup, day -> night, night -> day about sublime-suncycle HOT 3 OPEN

Currently the 20 second loop roughly does this:

• Calculate the sunrise and sunset times for the current time to determine it is day or night.
• Get the color scheme and theme that belong to that day part (day or night) from SunCycle settings.
• Transform these filenames to be either in ST2 or ST3 format.
• Match these filenames to what is stored in global sublime settings (your current color scheme/theme).
• If they don't match, change them and save global sublime settings.

So, a lot of overhead.

This loop should indeed only detect day part change (day -> night, night -> day).
But that means more caching (in memory).
You will need to cache the sunset/sunrise calculations. But they are subject to changes in:

• coordinates (SunCycle settings file change or IP change)
• timezone (coordinates change, but also to DST change!)

If you can accomplish that, you can indeed leave the current color scheme/theme untouched until the next day part change (as you won't use the current color scheme/theme to derive the current day part).

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Could we do this in a new file/class structure? See #7.
I have no idea how unit testing works in Python, but with the differences between ST2 and ST3 that sounds more useful than ever. Travis CI can then run tests on both Python versions.

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Yes, I was looking for unit tests when I started to develop but couldn't find any. It would be awesome to have that into the project. Saves a lot of headaches :-)

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