Changing theme in one editor should change all editors

[fzafiroski]

monaco-editor: 0.8.0
Browser: Chrome
OS: Centos 7

When I have two editors in two different html DOM elements, if I dynamically change theme on one editor using updateOptions() function, theme properly changes on the editor, but the other editor takes some changes, for example font colors change but background does not.
The other editor should stay unchanged.

[alexdima]

It is currently not possible to have two editors have different themes.

[fzafiroski]

The problem is that I can't dynamically change theme at all, because if I change to one editor, the other one gets messed up.

[alexdima]

Is it not possible to change it on both editors?

e.g.
var editor1 = monaco.editor.create(...);
var editor2 = monaco.editor.create(...);
...
editor1.updateOptions({ theme: ... });
editor2.updateOptions({ theme: ... });

[fzafiroski]

It is possible and that's the only way to do it in the current state, but that could add some unnecessary code.
What I wanted to say is that changing theme on one editor should either affect all the editors in the same way as the editor we changed theme on, or not affect them at all. This way, it just makes some changes to other editors which makes the text in them unreadable.
So I think this is more of a bug than a feature-request.

[waltonseymour]

Why is not possible to have multiple editors of different themes?

[jrshust]

-1 to Changing theme in one editor should change all editors

This is counter intuitive as the create editor function leads one to believe that themes should work on a per editor basis. There are many use cases (I have one right now which is broken) that require having multiple editors on a page styled differently. This also worked fine a few versions ago so not sure why it was changed... I'm interested in why the monaco-token-styles is injected globally as I would be open to working on a PR to fix this if necessary.