Sublime Text 3 Compatible?

[steel]

Installed but I can't see the gems when I run it.

[chikamichi]

It is most probably because l77 returns []. Quick fix:

import ntpath
# line #77 (now #78)
root = ntpath.dirname(self.window.active_view().file_name())

But there may be other failures from there (I for instance have a permission issue, coming as a side-effect of a routing error due to the manipulation of a bytes literal—ignored in python 2, but not 3).

If you want to try it out, remove the package and clone the repository to be able to live-edit the source.

[bbonamin]

Sublime Text 3 was not out when we developed this plugin so we can't be sure whether it works or not.

I guess that now that you confirmed it, we might have to get it =)

We'll look into making it compatible. Thanks

[chikamichi]

@bbonamin see http://docs.python.org/3/howto/pyporting.html, http://python3porting.com/problems.html and http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/porting_guide.html.

[chikamichi]

I was able to have it run using str(string, 'utf-8') within run_subprocess() (apply to both '' and output), which is just a quick workaround.

Next issue in line is the plugin_host executable complaining about expecting two arguments. A quick workaround is to go another route and use the sublime_text binary with the '-a' flag. It then works smoothly!

[chikamichi]

@bbonamin It seems one cannot rely on the plugin_host trick anymore.

[ismell]

Any more progress on this?

[mintuhouse]

Doesn't work on latest sublime build 3059 PackageManager marks it as ST2 only

[pazaricha]

Same here, it can't find any gems.