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ColorPicker is not working in linux mint 17
I'm using Sublime Text 3 in linux mint 17. I overrided default keybindings on [Preferences] - [Keybindings - User] as
[ { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+c"], "command": "color_pick" } ]
I tried to run Color Picker in Command Palette and also tried to run it by shortcuts("ctrl+shift+c"), but it still doesn't work I have tried to figure it out for 5 hours.. How can I solve this problem ?
Does it show any error message in the console when you use the shortcut? (Use ctrl+` to open the console).
No, nothing is shown in the console when I use the shortcut or Command Palette. I have a question about ColorPicker's path. Where should it be installed ? My path of ColorPicker is "sublime-text-3/Packages/ColorPicker". But other packages(e.x. Emmet, DocBlockr, git, ...) are installed both in "sublime-text-3/Installed Packages/" and "sublime-text-3/Packages/User/". Is it the right path? Please help me I really want to use the great feature of Color Picker.
Have you tried to run ColorPicker/lib/linux_colorpicker.py from the terminal (outside sublime)?
If it doesn't display any errors on the console and linux_colorpicker.py works outside sublime, I don't know what is going wrong with it. Did you try to reinstall it from package control?
Yes I tried to reinstall it about 10 times, but I cannot find the reason of this issue..
I'm not really sure about what it can be. Have you tried with a fresh install? Maybe there's a conflict with another plugin.
I had similar problem and what I discovered was that another plugin on my OSX was using that shortcut which stops it from displaying. Changing the shortcut for that plugin solves it.
Just FYI, It wouldn't work for me in a virtualenv as it depends on python-gtk, and I didn't want to install that. It wouldn't hurt to print an error on the console if all the attempts at import gtk fail (linux_colorpicker.py)
