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Installing Plugins (sublime3)
On Mac
cd ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/
git clone <giturl> <plugin name>
see https://stash.devlan.net/projects/OPENSOURCE for available packages
Using PackageIO
fs-01.devlan.net/share/MDB/OSX/Software/FreeSoftware/Sublime/Installed Packages/Package Control.sublime-package
PackageIO is a package manager for Sublime plugins. You can install it manually by dropping it into the Installed Packages folder in ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages.
It likes going to the internet for everything, but I've managed to get individual packages installed on devlan:
- By default, PackageIO has one "channel", which it uses to figure out what packages are available. You can remove this channel and add additional ones by
- cmd + shift + p, type remove channel, press enter, and select the default channel
- Add a new channel by cmd + shift + p, type install channel, press enter, and at the bottom prompt, add http://mdbtest.devlan.net/channel_v3.json as the new channel URL.
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- now the install packages option can be selected:
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- The packages themselves are hosted all over the place, so here's where this process breaks - you have to either
- fake the url (Sublime checks certs) or
- edit the channel_v3.json (or ask mdbtest owner nicely) to change the URLUniform Resource Locator of the package you want to somewhere on devlan. A nice idea would be for someone to pull every package known by package control and host them somewhere.
Ananconda Settings
Some useful ananconda settings
Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Package Settings -> Ananconda -> Settings (User)
{
"pep8_ignore":
[
"E128",
"E203",
"E221",
"E251",
"E302",
"E501",
],
"anaconda_linter_mark_style": "none",
"anaconda_linter_underlines": true,
}
Sublime Tips
- You can search using regex, limiting to specific file types:
Configuring How Files of <insert your extension here> Are Interpreted By Sublime 3:
- Open the file of the extension you wish to configure(i.e. open a mycustommake.mk)
- On the lower right-hand corner, click on the current file type(probably says plain text)
- select "Open all with current extension as ..."
- Select the new file type handler
