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Doesn't work with MagicPython (weird) #1851
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Just to clarify, while it seems that if I save the new file as something.py that would make the trick, it's important to be able to beautify without saving the file. I use that on a daily basis - open atom, throw some python code in just to use beautify, and then i will send it out / use it elsewhere. It'd be great if I don't need to create a file everytime I do it. |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. If this is still an issue, please add a comment. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Still an issue. |
Let me look into it, it looks like a fairly simple change. |
@danqing Can you confirm this is the Atom package you are using for MagicPython? Want to make sure I test it out properly: https://atom.io/packages/magicpython |
Yes! |
Published to v0.32.0 |
Description
So I use MagicPython instead of language-python with Atom. (Many people do.) Beautify works fine with .py files (even though MagicPython shows in the bottom bar). The problem is when I create a new file and set MagicPython as its syntax. If I try to then beautify, I get the following warning:
Atom Beautify could not find a supported beautifier for this file
Atom Beautify could not determine a supported beautifier to handle this file with grammar "MagicPython" and extension "undefined". If you would like to request support for this file and its language, please create an issue for Atom Beautify at https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/issues
Steps to Reproduce
Atom Beautify: Beautify Editor
In short, can we have MagicPython behave exactly the same as Python?
Thanks! This is one of the most important plugins :)
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