I know that this is not a programming question. But it is stopping me programming.
I have installed Sublime Text 3. Now I am trying to install Package Control. My ultimate aim is to install the package which does syntax highlighting for CJSX files.
The problem is that when I install the Package Control manager this breaks Sublime Text 3. Specifically many menu items are missing. And the programme crashes. I keep going round in circles: install Sublime Text / it works / try to install Package Control (following both the console method or the manual method here: https://packagecontrol.io/installation) / Sublime Text breaks / uninstall - repeat.
It makes no difference how I install Sublime Text - manually with a tar file, using a .deb file, or using apt-get.
This is on Ubuntu 14.04.
Since a new version 3.1.0 of package control has been released a few hours ago, it could be a bug related to this version. I suggest you to post your bug on their issue tracker
Just visit this Link and execute the python code by opening command prompt
Ctrl+` for opening the command prompt, Both versions of Sublime Text(2/3) are provided there.
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On attempting to use package control to install EasyClangComplete in sublime text 3 on gentoo, I got the following error:
Package Control: The dependency 'pygments' is not currently installed; installing...
Package Control: The dependency 'pygments' is not available
Package Control: The dependency 'pygments' could not be installed or updated
I have pygments installed (dev-python/pygments), and I have also tried installing it using pip (No difference).
In the console, I got this for the sys.path
['/opt/sublime-text3', '/opt/sublime-text3/python3.3.zip', '/home/username/.config/sublime-text-3/Lib/python3.3', '/home/username/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages']
Whereas the pygments module has installed under /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages.
I don't have python 3.3 installed on this machine, so I guess that sublime comes with it. I tried pasting the 3.9 package into the sys.path locations regardless, no difference.
I have looked online for other people with this error, only to find people from 2018 who had problems with sublime text dealing with TLS. This is not the same thing. I also think it's probably not an issue with package control or easyclangcomplete, or else I would have been able to find this issue with the keywords I've searched.
Suddenly, it seems to work now.
I've done a full system update(Upgraded packages including python 3.8 and 3.9, although I updated sublime text before that to no effect), and restarted everything(Which I had tried before withhout effect), but other than that I can't see why it can find and install pygments now whereas it couldn't before.
I'm having trouble installing bufferScroll package on to Sublime Text 3. I have been reading on the net and as I realized you have to install manually; to download package from git and place folder to your \Packages folder in Sublime. I did that but it's not picking up. I'm on win 7 64bit and Sublime is ver. 3126.
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I'm looking to download the sublimeLinter package for SublimeText 3. Following the download instructions here I open the command palette on my Mac (CMD + Shift + P) and type install...no results. The desired Package Control: Install Package title does not exist on my system.
I'm usingSublimeText build 3114. It downloaded soundlessly, and works well. But where is my Package Control? This is missing, and comes directly from documentation.
Package Control is itself a plugin. See here.
To Install Packages first you have to setup the package control for you sublime text
To do That just follow the below official installation page
https://packagecontrol.io/installation
and follow the instruction. you can choose either simple or manual method of installation.
when installation complete restart your sublime text and install any packages you need.
This is probably a pretty simple problem to fix, but I'm quite new to Linux and certainly Debian so I'm quite lost here. Put quite simply I am trying to remove two different versions of sublime text from a machine running Debian, so I can reinstall just the latest version. This is all on a work computer given to me that I just started using so I'm not sure on past details of how things were installed, etc. Entering the command "sublime" opens sublime build 3083. Build 3114 should also be here but I can't open it. I can't figure out how to remove it because it isn't in apt-cache and when I try apt-get remove for "sublime", "sublime-text", "sublime-text-2", and "sublime-text-3" it can't find any packages under that name. How do I get rid of this thing? Thanks.
NOTE: I check usr/bin and sublime is listed there. So it must have not been installed through the package manager?
Jethro helped me learn this in the comments to the original question above. Thanks! https://askubuntu.com/a/327752
I have started using sublime text 2 on linux mint. It is installed under
~/.config/sublime-text-2/
There is a Packages folder in this directory. I downloaded the zip file for the Package Control and unzipped in the Packages directory. Now I can install new packages using the install command. But I don't know where these packages are being installed. I cannot use the newly installed packages. Also I don't see them under ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages.
Thanks for your help.
I'm also using Linux Mint and can tell you that it stores everything in ~/.Sublime Text 2.
Also I would use the copy-paste the code snippet on the Package Control website to get Package Control up and running. I've never tried the method your describing for installing Package Control as the copy-paste method has always worked for me.
Exactly, Package Control folder under ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages.
If you are root, it will be /.config/sublime-text-2/Packages, but when you is user, it will be /home/[user_name]/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages.
So, by other way:
open your Sublime
open Preferences > Package Settings > Package Control > Settings - User
And see the path in Sublime title or Ctrl + O