Sublime_zk highlights tags in all open files of all extensions and syntaxes

[IntendedConsequence]

I spent some time reading the code, commenting lines here and there and found out that these three methods receive events for absolutely all views and modify them. I put if 'sublime_zk' in view.settings().get('syntax'): in the beginning of these methods and looks like it stopped that heresy.

https://github.com/renerocksai/sublime_zk/blob/f8336c167546bf609d0abc998fc7364795beb18e/sublime_zk.py#L2371-L2382

[renerocksai]

Wow! Yeah, well spotted! It never bothered me, I am not even sure I ever noticed it. Good catch! Put on my list :-)

Thx -Rene

On Sun, Dec 23, 2018 at 6:29 PM C T [email protected] wrote:

I spent some time reading the code, commenting lines here and there and found out that these three methods receive events for absolutely all views and modify them. I put if 'sublime_zk' in view.settings().get('syntax'): in the beginning of these methods and looks like it stopped that heresy.

https://github.com/renerocksai/sublime_zk/blob/f8336c167546bf609d0abc998fc7364795beb18e/sublime_zk.py#L2371-L2382

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[arcturus140]

not only does this affect highlighting. Every file is processed by the plugin. For example for the file main.cc

#include <iostream>

a new tag is added called include.