Odin-Sublime-Text-Plugin

Syntax highlighting, autocompletion, and Goto Symbol/Anything/Definition for the Odin language in Sublime Text 3. This is held together but a bit of spit and duct tape but it may provide a modicum of assistance for helping to learn/use Odin. Note that the build commands will only work if the odin executable is globally available in your PATH.

Installation

Download or clone this repo into your Sublime Text 3 Packages folder (found via Preferences -> Browse Packages). It must be cloned into a folder named Odin: git clone https://github.com/prime31/Odin-Sublime-Text-Plugin.git Odin

Setup

By default, the plugin uses the path ~/odin to locate the Odin shared and core folders. You can override this by adding the following to your Sublime settings file: "odin_install_path": "your/path/to/odin"

Package auto import: By default, the plugin will prompt to auto import packages if you type the package name followed by ".". You can disable this behaviour by adding "odin_prompt_for_package_import": false to your Sublime preferences file.

vcvarsall: (Windows only) By default, the Visual Studio x64 environment vars will be sourced from here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvarsall.bat. You can override that by adding 'vc_vars_path' to your Sublime preferences with the path to the batch file.

Usage

Just type code like usual and you should get valid completions as you type. There are a few additional tools included with the plugin:

• text transformations: select some text and right-click and there will be a few options in the Text Transformations section for converted to ada case/snake case.
• sublime sidebar: right-clicking files/folders there will be some extra options such as duplicating items, opening items in Finder/Terminal and a few other handy helpers

Build Support

• odin: standard build. This will gather all libs (dylib or DLL files) present in the odin/shared subfolders and pass them to the executable when it is run after building. Note that libs must be in a subfolder called native for the time being. You can have as many native folders nested anywhere under odin/shared.
• odin - Build With Opt Level 3: appends -opt=3 to the standard build command
• odin - Print args: same as standard build but dumps the build command used to the Sublime console for inspection of lib paths
• odin - apitrace: same as standard build but launches the built executable with apitrace. Note that apitrace must be available on your path. This will output a .trace file with the same name as the executable. You can then right-click the .trace file in the Sublime file manager and choose the Open with qapitrace option to open it.

Makefile support

There is an additional build command for Makefiles. If you have a Makefile open and you run the Sublime Build with... command you will see an option for Odin-Make. This allows you to have a Makefile in any subfolder in your project which differs from the default Sublime Makefile support which requires that there is a single Makefile at the root of your project.

Acknowledgements

This whole plugin started out as a copy of JaiTools, since Jai and Odin are fairly similar.