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DamnWidget / SublimePySide

Digia PySide and Riverbank's PyQt bindings for Qt on Python Sublime Text 2 and Sublime Text 3 support
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QML syntax highlighting doesn't work with build 3103 #14

Open rsht opened 8 years ago

rsht commented 8 years ago

I've been using your QML package with previous sublime text 3 build (3083) for quite long time now.

With a new official build (3103) syntax highlighting stops working.

I think it might got something to do with changes to syntax definition file format in new build. I can try to fix it myself, just need some hints on where to look.

Thanks!

DamnWidget commented 8 years ago

That QML package is not mine, but the author made some PR to this project as his highlighting was better then the one that I used to have in here.

Can you uninstall QML package, install SublimePySide (the package is called PySide in ST3 palette) and let me know if you encounter any issues?

rsht commented 8 years ago

Same thing with PySide package installed (while QML package is uninstalled).

With 3013 build QML files looks like this (with PySide xor QML)

rsht commented 8 years ago

I think that this can be closed or somehow linked to this issue at QML package repo.

DamnWidget commented 8 years ago

Hi @shtemberko, SublimePySIde highlight support is a contribution from @skozlovf so I will close as soon as he considers it can be closed.

Thank you.

skozlovf commented 8 years ago

Hi all. As I pointed in the skozlovf/Sublime-QML#6 there is a regression in new ST release. I'm waiting new release where they will fix it (I hope). Another option is to rewrite highlighting in new language and support both implementations. I just have no time right now to reimplement stuff.

Fast workaround is switch to prev release if QML is critical to you.