I'm on Windows 10. The detection of fall through/error detection mechanism doesn't work well. Falling through on empty is fine, but IMO it should also fall through on error.
In my case, here's my settings:
From SublimePythonIDE settings: None - falls through
From venv settings: None - falls through
From #! (shebang) line in this file: ['/usr/bin/env', 'python'] - this is the problem
From system Python (via $PATH): ['C:\\Python27\\python.exe'] - this value would work, if it was used
There are some work around options, but they seem less than optimal.
If I set C:\\Python27\\python.exe in the project config, everything is okay. However this is, as far as I'm concerned, a system setting for me, and not a project setting.
I have virtual environments set up, using a user-level ~/.virtualenvs directory rather than one under my project's path, though as you can see it is not detecting it. Not sure how to get SublimePythonIDE to find that, or if the path differences would pan out (C:\\Python27\python.exe vs /c/Python27/python.exe).
Edit: I figured out why it isn't detecting my venv. I'm nesting multiple projects under the same source control, with different virtual environments for each, and the venv detection is project folder name based. I can't figure out a reasonable way this could be implemented to work, yet still keep my sublime text project at the root directory. I am guessing a most other projects probably won't have this problem.
Fortunately I have a patch that might make any workarounds unnecessary, and also won't require me to get venv detection working for this project :)
I'm on Windows 10. The detection of fall through/error detection mechanism doesn't work well. Falling through on empty is fine, but IMO it should also fall through on error.
In my case, here's my settings:
From SublimePythonIDE settings: None- falls throughFrom venv settings: None- falls throughFrom #! (shebang) line in this file: ['/usr/bin/env', 'python']- this is the problemFrom system Python (via $PATH): ['C:\\Python27\\python.exe']- this value would work, if it was usedThere are some work around options, but they seem less than optimal.
If I set
C:\\Python27\\python.exein the project config, everything is okay. However this is, as far as I'm concerned, a system setting for me, and not a project setting.I have virtual environments set up, using a user-level
~/.virtualenvsdirectory rather than one under my project's path, though as you can see it is not detecting it. Not sure how to get SublimePythonIDE to find that, or if the path differences would pan out (C:\\Python27\python.exevs/c/Python27/python.exe).Edit: I figured out why it isn't detecting my venv. I'm nesting multiple projects under the same source control, with different virtual environments for each, and the venv detection is project folder name based. I can't figure out a reasonable way this could be implemented to work, yet still keep my sublime text project at the root directory. I am guessing a most other projects probably won't have this problem.
Fortunately I have a patch that might make any workarounds unnecessary, and also won't require me to get venv detection working for this project :)