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EDIT: Here it states that 'Under Windows, GUIs are supressed.

Another work around is to open the command prompt and launch it manually (python file.py).

#Sublime text python super not working install#

Anyway, have you followed the instructions of sublimeJed for Autocomplete on DOT sergioFC at 14:41 Get rid of SublimeJEDI and SublimeCodeIntel and install Anaconda instead (completely unrelated to the Anaconda Python distribution). Building works fairly well and it does a decent job of parsing errors so that you can click and jump to the problem spot. The same problem exists when using GUI's, such as wxPython. 5,493 17 60 117 Note that Sublime Text is a text editor not an IDE.

#Sublime text python super not working code#

How do I avoid this? I tried creating a Packages/User/Python.sublime-settings file, with the following in it, but that didn't help. Added sublime.CLEARTORIGHT and sublime.SEMITRANSIENT for use with openfile() Added the flag sublime.REPLACEMRU for use with openfile(). If your command does not appear, chances are there was an error either in your plugin or in the. My guess would be that Sublime Text 2 launches your code in its own environment, and only traps and displays the console output. Copy or move the python-black folder to the Packages directory of Sublime Text 4. And even more so when it hits at the end of a long build process. However, if you choose to install it, it will not affect this package. This is extremely irritating as there is a) no indication of what caused the problem and b) it can happy at any time on any file that has been edited at some point. This has only happened since the past 2 or 3 months and I never had this problem before, so I assume it was a recent change in Sublime that occasionally mangles either the tab vs.

That 'changes the file' which now shows as changed and will request a save if closed. Inspecting the file in the editor does not show an indentation issue and I suspect a tab got sneaked in somehow.Ĭlicking at the bottom right of the window, Spaces, next to Python which indicates the source language, allows me to pick Convert indentation to spaces. For example: myname input ('Type your name: ') print ('Hello', myname) When I build this code, for example, and type an input into the debug console, nothing happens. Every so often I will randomly get an IndentationError: unexpected indent message on a previously working Python file. It seems Build is completely broken if the code includes an input ().