Germán Méndez Bravo
Germán Méndez Bravo
Could you please check if the issue is still present in the oop version of SublimeCodeIntel (v3.0)? It is much more stable and also faster. Installing newest (oop) SublimeCodeIntel: http://kronuz.io/using-sublimecodeintel-v30.html
I'm rewriting ECMAScript support, I'll make it available with SublimeCodeIntel 3, as part of the CodeIntel package
Version 3 will be much more precise in what it shows about what it's doing... but it's still a work in progress.
@djgreg13 Instructions here: http://kronuz.io/using-sublimecodeintel-v30.html
Umm... if you are under Windows, it still has some problems. I'll check this one.
Yes, if the file has syntax errors, it won't be able to do codeintel. We definitely need some way of telling about it in the UI.
This is being addressed in https://github.com/Kronuz/esprima-python/pull/8 when ready, I’ll make a new CodeIntel release.
You’d have to add the path to the parent directory of where you have the Django package (if it’s not in the default Python path)
Please, what language? what SublimeCodeIntel version? what SublimeText version?
I think we all should be moving to the newest SublimeCodeIntel (the one in beta, in the oop branch) which is much more stable and faster. The thing is it...