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Errors every on ST3 launch after Better Javascript

Open norlin opened this issue 10 years ago • 12 comments

After Better Javascript install now I have two errors on every ST3 launch. Even after plugin was uninstalled.

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norlin avatar Jun 23 '14 09:06 norlin

I had the same problem. To fix it, as said in Issue #5, you can do the following:

I had the same issue. After you remove the Better JavaScript package from sublime, go to Sublime Text --> Preferences --> Settings-user ---> look for "ignored_packages" and you will see sublime ignored Javascript. Just delete "Javascript" within the "ignored_packages" then you should be fine.

lengstrom avatar Aug 02 '14 15:08 lengstrom

I have a similar issue where it happens when Better JavaScript is still installed and I get errors relating to the absence of the regular JavaScript package.

I believe I am correct in understanding that the regular package should be disabled if you've still got Better JavaScript installed - so is there another solution to this issue?

9point6 avatar Sep 04 '14 10:09 9point6

I have uninstalled Better JavaScript and completed the step above to remove Javascript from the "ignored_packages" array, and I'm still getting the error. Where does Better JavaScript put the reference to the tmLanguage file? I need to tell Sublime to stop looking for it.

nrutman avatar Sep 13 '14 08:09 nrutman

Turns out the issue was that I had a JS file open whenever Sublime would open...resetting the syntax highlighting to something else, and then back to Javascript fixed the problem.

nrutman avatar Sep 13 '14 08:09 nrutman

I'm still having this issue after uninstall (and on install which is why I want to remove it).

I did:

  • Follow the instruction from issue #5
  • Delete cache & index folders
  • Close and open ST with no files open, especially JS-files
  • nrutman's tipp

It seems there has been written a symlink or something to the better javascript syntax folders. Is this possible?

I get the exact error message from above.

bitflower avatar Oct 09 '14 06:10 bitflower

+1 This bug is so terrible!

kanitw avatar Jul 09 '15 02:07 kanitw

+1 on this bug being terrible!

animanathome avatar Jul 18 '15 03:07 animanathome

I have the same error.

krongk avatar Jul 23 '15 02:07 krongk

I had the same bugs. I then went to uninstall and it removed all my javascript syntax highlighting (by flagging the "ignore" in my user settings).

alexsolus avatar Feb 05 '16 19:02 alexsolus

Worst plugin I've ever come across. Followed uninstall instructions but no luck, still getting same error messages. This plugin should be deprecated and removed if there is no one to fix these bugs. If not, there should be a clear warning that says "You are going to ruin your sublime so be aware before installing this plugin"

zeshanshani avatar Feb 26 '16 18:02 zeshanshani

For anyone else who's still getting error messages after following the uninstallation instructions: Do close all your Sublime windows one by one after following the instructions. I'm on a mac and normally open multiple projects on separate Sublime windows. I even closed all JavaScript files from all projects, but it didn't resolve the error. So I took a deep breath and closed all my Sublime windows (again, one at a time). It eventually resolved the issue. Yay!

zeshanshani avatar Mar 16 '16 09:03 zeshanshani

+1

foria avatar Apr 16 '16 16:04 foria