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initial ST3 support #38
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Yess! Thank you! Not only does this fix ST3 compatibility, this pull also makes CTRL + ALT + A on Windows work without having to change anything. Also fixes #33 |
If it fixes the ctrl+alt+a issues, that's only a fortunate side effect of the ST3 switch (or related so something else entirely), because I didn't touch anything dealing with it. |
Yeah I realized that when checking your commit, maybe ST3 fixed it. |
Have you tested this with both ST2 and ST3? I don't think this will work in ST2 as it stands. |
@Geczy The ctrl+alt+a issues are usually some sort of .pyc caching issue. If you open the .py file and save it, that should fix it too. |
@wbond, I had not, so this pull should take care of that. I've tested on Mac OSX ST2 and ST3. |
@wbond please pull, I can't live without alignment, I'm such an OCD freak. |
No news on this ? |
I'm slogged down in the details of getting Package Control fully working on ST3. Hopefully after all of that infrastructure and changes are in place, it will be much simpler to do new releases. Sorry for the delay. |
@wbond: thanks for all the hard work! |
Can't wait for this to get merged and thanks @wbond for making Sublime such a great tool. |
@kevinsperrine Installed your python3 branch. Works greatforme ™️ |
Well... I was about to do a pull request of my own for this, but it is nearly identical to this one XD |
This plugin is one of the blockers for my switch to ST3, so it would be great to see this merged :-) |
This souldn't stop anyone from switching, you can easily use the fixed version of Alignment by doing this (you'll need to have Alignment installed via Package Control first, this will just override the files) : git clone -b python3 git://github.com/kevinsperrine/sublime_alignment.git "/Users/YOURUSER/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/Alignment" |
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This seems to make it work under ST3 Windows 7 x64 but it does not fix the I have a fresh install of ST 3.0.48-x64 with no other plugin and Opened and saved Any ideas? |
The tip from @Anahkiasen worked flawlessly for me in ST3, even with the default ctrl+alt+a keybinding. |
Woo! Thanks @wbond! |
Thank you guys! |
Just FYI, tip from @Anahkiasen didn't work for me. I had What did work for me is this:
And then |
Alignement works directly from Package Control now so that's why. |
Hmmm that's weird, it didn't work for me when I installed it via |
Thank you @Gavrisimo, that finally got it working again. I had previously tried to install it via Package Control, but it never worked. So this morning I removed it, and tried reinstalling it, and the installation seemed to finish, but when I checked under installed packages, it wasn't even there. (That's when I gave up on Package Control and followed @Gavrisimo's steps instead.) Anyone else have this problem? Should I open a bug for it? |
@callumlocke Alignment has supported ST3 for almost 6 months now. If you are having trouble installing it, be sure to turn on the Package Control debug setting (https://sublime.wbond.net/docs/settings#setting-debug). If you can't figure out why it isn't installing, post the full debug log from your Console on the Package Control issue tracker. |
I'm getting this error when trying to install through package control: Package Control: Unable to find a sublime-package file for Alignment |
@Eptis can you clone the repository manually? |
Yup, that works. Met vriendelijke groet/Kind regards, Dennis tel On Wednesday 29 January 2014 at 09:43, James Brooks wrote:
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Maybe a firewall issue or something is wrong with your installation of PC? |
That would be weard since i’m on a mac, other github installs work and I don’t think I’m behind a firewall. Met vriendelijke groet/Kind regards, Dennis tel On Wednesday 29 January 2014 at 12:12, James Brooks wrote:
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@Eptis You are using a very old alpha version of Package Control. Please wipe all traces from the |
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