How do I turn off the white highlighting of the text in a box in Sublime Text 3?
These marks are introduced by the linting functionality of Anaconda, a Sublime extension which you most probably have installed.
To get rid of them, go to Preferences > Package Settings > Anaconda > Settings - User and change the linting settings there. To disable linting altogether, you can add:
"anaconda_linting": false
or to specifically remove the white text boxes as you asked, add:
"anaconda_linter_mark_style": "none"
For more inspiration on how to tune the appearance of the Anaconda linting marks, have a look in the default settings via Preferences > Package Settings > Anaconda > Settings - Default.
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How to add Python pep8 exclusions on Spyder mac os?
Added this:
[pycodestyle]
ignore = W191
to this file:
/Users/myname/opt/anaconda3/bin/.pycodestyle <-- created this file
and it just gets ignored.
And please, how do I add multiple exclusions?
(Spyder maintainer here) This is only possible in Spyder 4. To do it you need to go to the menu
Tools > Preferences > Completion and linting > Code style
then activate the option called Enable code style linting and finally add your exclusion list in the field called Ignore the following errors or warnings.
I want to try out the actualvim plugin for sublime, but I can't figure out how to add the path to neovim. And the page instruction never explained how to.
The readme does not mention the setting name, but the code reveals a neovim_path setting.
In Sublime's menu, go to Preferences -> Package Settings -> ActualVim Settings and set the neovim_path key to the full nvim path:
"neovim_path": "/path/to/nvim"
If you're on Windows, use / slashes (not \), or you will need to escape the slashes, e.g.:
"neovim_path": "C:\\path\\to\\nvim.exe"
I installed it with Vundle and my .vimrc look contains the following
" Powerline setup
set guifont=DejaVu\ Sans\ Mono\ for\ Powerline\ 9
set laststatus=2
I am using the default Gnome Terminal than comes with Ubuntu 14.04. I don't know if it installed correctly (I followed this Vim as Python IDE tutorial) but it does not look anything like the screenshots.
Here is what is it meant to look like: Official Screenshots
And here is what it actually looks like:
As you can see, zero similarity.
The 'guifont' option applies only to GVIM. In the terminal, Vim uses the default terminal font. So, you need to go to Gnome Terminal's settings (Edit > Profile Preferences > /General\ > Font:) and change the font there, too (assuming Powerline supports the terminal at all, which I don't know).
Also, check how many colors Vim detects via :set t_Co?; you can influence / correct that by defining the correct $TERM value, probably gnome-256color for your.
Have you installed the patched fonts?
https://github.com/powerline/fonts
These dots on the very left and circles around lines have started appearing on my sublime text3. Does anyone know how to get rid of this?
Thank you!
if you install Anaconda plugin for python development.
To remove circle go to prefrences > package settings > Anaconda > settings-Default now search for "anaconda_gutter_marks : true" change this to false
I installed SublimeLinter for sublime text 3. After install i add the following code in my user settings
"sublimelinter": true,
"sublimelinter_executable_map": {
"php": "D:/xampp/xampp/php/php.exe"
},
but php code not linting.
Thanks for help!
Please read the entire SublimeLinter documentation, especially the sections on installation and settings. SublimeLinter itself is only a framework for linters. The linters themselves are distributed as independent Sublime Text 3 plugins.
For PHP, the most popular linter is SublimeLinter-php, which uses php -l for linting. Install it via Package Control, then read through the settings documentation for full details on how to configure the linter. I'm not sure where you got the settings you mentioned in your question, but they are incorrect. If you open Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeLinter -> Settings-User you'll find that most of the settings are already there. The documentation describes how to set the path to php.exe, and set everything else up. The initial setup process does take some time, but performed correctly you shouldn't have any issues going forward.
Just to help if someone have the same problem.
I made it work this way (Sublime Text 3):
Go to Preferences > Package Settings > Sublime Linter > Settings
Add this code on Settings-User with your php.exe path
// SublimeLinter Settings - User
{
"paths": {
"windows": ["C:\\wamp\\bin\\php\\php7.2.14"]
}
}
For example if you're using wamp with php7.2.14
Take a look at the documentation site