I have made some change in my sublime text because of which I am getting this dialog on pressing Ctrl+Shift+B(Build with) instead of just directly running the code. Can someone tell me why this dialog is appearing and how it can be removed?
I am using sublime 3083 build on ubuntu 14.04.
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I've installed Sublime-HTMLPrettify as shown here https://github.com/victorporof/Sublime-HTMLPrettify
but when I try and use the command (e.g. by right clicking on a selected section of HTML) it doesn't do anything.
Is there something I'm missing?
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SublimeText 2
OS X 10.11.3 (15D21)
Node.js is at /usr/local/bin/node and I can access it from the CLI using node.
Which version of Sublime Text you are using? and in which OS you have installed it?
For your tag I supposed Sublime Text 2.
Ensure you have node.js on System Paths and take a note from the commands and configurations that the description file of sublime-htmlprettify are only for Sublime Text 3
Hope this help you.
I have just found something on my new Ubuntu installation that has not happened before. I will explain
Normally if i do this code:
div*3 and press tab
I get:
<div></div><div></div><div></div>
But now when I do the same thing, I get nothing. It just "tabs" over the line. This never happened before so if someone knows the answer I would be very thankful.
All this is happening with Emmet already installed
Sublime Text 3: 3059
Ubuntu 12.04 64 Bits
Same is also happening on Sublime Text2.
Sublime Text does not come with the Emmet package by default. You will need to install Package Control first - remember that there are different versions for ST2 and ST3. After it has been installed and you've restarted Sublime Text, open the Command Palette with CtrlShiftP, search for Package Control: Install Package, type in emmet, hit Enter, and it will be installed for you.
Once my ST2 crashed and cannot open. The dialog shows:
Pylinter could not automatically determined the path to lint.py. Please provide one in the settings file using the pylint_path variable. NOTE: If you are using a Virtualenv, the problem might be resolved by launching Sublime Text from correct Virtualenv.
I reinstalled ST2 but still cannot open it.
Finally, I reinstall pylint for my Python 2.7 by using easy-install. Then my ST2 works well.
I am currently writing a simple plugin for Sublime Text 2 to make a shortcut, running pdflatex program with my opened file as an option.
So there is a question: is there any way to run linux command from sublime? I haven't found appropriate function in Plugin API Reference.
I am using Sublime Text 2. Whenever I start Sublime Text from the command line, and run the code I am working, I always get:
[Error 6] The handle is invalid
But when I start Sublime from "windows + r", everything goes as it should. Why?
I am using portable version of Sublime and my working dir is D (for I do not own the computer I am using).
I start mine with from git bash with the alias
alias subl="start sublime_text.exe"
with double-quotes and it works perfectly.
If I do it any other way it doesn't work quite right and I get the same error as above in the console of Sublime Text 2.