I have a small problem in Sublime Text.
The sublime text contents are auto linting:
I am sorry to ask such questions in this forum, but cant help myself. This linting is just annoying me. In the past I have installed many packages like Anaconda and others, but I have lost the track of it..
I've checked the default setting and the package settings, but couldn't find any help.
Any help. Thanks in advance
It seems you have installed anaconda package and somehow your auto-linting is set to true.
Go to Preferences > Package settings > Anaconda > Settings-Default and set anaconda-linting to false. This should work.
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I found this online to solve a Digit number recognition issue I'm working on : https://www.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/~auerswal/ssocr/
however I really don't have any clue how to use it. Can someone help me ?
It's written "Use ssocr -T to recognize the above image.". I don't understand.
Thanks !
You should install all the dependencies first in order to use this package. Check the prerequisite part in the Install file and install all necessary items. Try referring this Raspberry Pi: Reading 7-Segment Displays guide for installation.
So i have had no luck piecing together the documentation on how to do this as it seems a bit scattered.
So i have a dedicated box running TCadmin. I have a cs go server deployed through it however now i have reached the stage of needing to add my GSLT.
I have looked through all the documentation and i have kind of got to the point of realising that i need to edit the default template of configuration that is used so that i can add a autoexec.cfg and allow that to be edited through the config editor. The other way would be to edit the default command line to allow +sv_setsteamaccount
I am totally stuck as to do either of these things though.
Any advice appreciated.
Contrary to nearly every other source on the internet, i CAN declare the login token in the server.cfg
The problem i was facing with the templating turned out to be simply a misunderstanding of the fact that the linux template was set up as a kind of "child" of the windows version as all the configs are the same. I had to amend the windows setup.
OK, I've scoured the internet trying to figure out which bit I have to change in PhpStorm to make it stop doing this.
Right now when I run "reformat code" on some PHP, it also decides to optimize imports for me. While normally I'd say "gee, that's great" - in some cases PhpStorm doesn't recognize that some of the imports it thinks are unused are, in fact, actually used.
Comments as code, and all that.
Please tell me someone out there knows how to make PhpStorm stop doing this. It's driving me mad that I have to undo changes to my imports whenever I auto-format my code.
As it turns out, #LazyOne hit the nail on the head in the comments up above. Once I opened the reformat file dialog, all of my problems suddenly went away.
Very obscurely hidden setting, since it's not something easy to find in general preferences :-)
Mac users can use keyboard shortcut: ⌥⇧⌘L
This available to all Jetbrains products.
I am trying to install this VHDL highlighting package for my Sublime Text 2.
I already installed the elusive Package Control following the instructions here.
But when I search for the package within Ctrl + Shift + P, the package doesn't show up!
What do I do? According to the plugin's page, it should work for Sublime Text 2.
The plugin's description is out of date. If you look again at the plugin's Package Control page, you'll see an ST3 icon at the top, just to the right of the author's name. So, you'll need to upgrade to ST3 to use it, and I strongly suggest upgrading anyway. Even though ST3 is still labeled as a "beta", it's rock-solid and a great improvement over ST2 in a number of ways, not the least of which is an improved API that allows for all these great ST3-specific plugins. I've been using it exclusively for well over two years now without major issues.
So after switching over to Sublime Text last year, it has become my editor of choice, and I have installed several different packages via the excellent Package Control and basically customized it all to my liking. After a couple months of infrequent use, I jumped back into a code-intensive project and fired up ST2 only to find that none of my packages are working.
After some digging, it finally occurred to me to open my preferences file, only to find all of my installed packages in the "ignored_packages" list. WTF?
Has anyone else experienced this or know what would have caused this? I do some funny things in my sleep sometimes, but not this!
My earlier comment notwithstanding, I think I've figured out what's going on. The issue seems to be Package Control, most likely the new version update to 2.0. I just restarted ST2 after having it open for the past few days, and happened to have the console (Ctrl`) open, and saw that several of my packages, including Tag, Terminal, and SublimeREPL, were added to the ignored packages list. This typically happens when a package is being updated or removed, and is done so it can't be used halfway through the operation before everything is synced. At any rate, for me there was some sort of error, and I had to force quit Sublime and restart it. I immediately checked my preferences, and sure enough several packages were in the "ignored_packages" array.
So, I'm guessing something like this happened to you, and for whatever reason the packages weren't removed from the ignored list, possibly because the system update didn't complete normally. Hopefully this won't happen again, but if it does you'll know where to look. Additionally, if it does happen again, I'd submit an issue on Github, as this may be a bug.
Update
My issue on Github has been merged into this one, and if you scroll all the way down to the bottom wbond has a fix for now: Download Package Control 2.0.1-beta, put it in your Installed Packages folder (removing the one that's already there), and adding the repository https://sublime.wbond.net/prerelease/packages.json by selecting Preferences -> Package Control -> Add Repository. Restart ST2, and see what happens, especially after restarting multiple times. If you still have bugs or odd behavior, please add to the issue.
I am adding this even if it's an old thread because the answer did not solved my problem, but it pointed me in the right direction.
Since it was a problem due to Package Control trying to update packages and I didn't want to mess with repos and stuff, first I tried to upgrade the packages "manually" using Package Control and I noticed that there was a 1-to-1 match between the items in the ignored_packages array and the packages that needed to be upgraded.
After updating, just remove the packages from the array and restart ST2: no more weird ignored packages in the array.