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JoshCheek / atom-seeing-is-believing

Seeing is Believing integration for the Atom text editor.
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In Atom, how do you permanently configure a setting? #33

Closed ckib16 closed 7 years ago

ckib16 commented 7 years ago

Hey @JoshCheek - I'm trying to decrease the timeout to 5"

I read the "Flags" section of the documentation.

I know the CLI command in terminal would be: seeing_is_believing -t 5 Correct?

But, how do I get set that flag permanently so that it takes affect each time I open Atom? Is there a certain config or .rc file in the Atom package that I need to modify to save the setting?

Maybe Atom's config.cson?

JoshCheek commented 7 years ago

In the settings, it shows the default flags that it's using, and when you click on it, it seems to fill them in (which is nice, b/c it'd be a bit of a PITA to have to retype all that), so then you can edit those flags. Note that you don't have to save the settings or anything, they update as you change them. Currently the last one is the timeout flag, it's set to 12, so you'll change it to 5 (I did 1.5 in the screencapture so that we didn't have to wait so long).

sib-atom-change-timeout

ckib16 commented 7 years ago

Holy cow.

Ok - can we just forget I asked that :)

I must have looked for like 20' and it never occurred to me that the Flags section under "Settings" was "clickable".

My bad. But thanks for the awesome gif!

JoshCheek commented 7 years ago

Np ^_^