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Sublime Text File-Specific Icons for Improved Visual Grepping
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Problem parsing a syntax for the terraform language #48

Closed rwols closed 3 years ago

rwols commented 3 years ago

The Terraform package (https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Terraform) apparently doesn't play well with this package

The console prints:

A File Icon: Cleaning up
generating syntax summary
error: Error loading syntax file "Packages/zzz A File Icon zzz/aliases/Plain Text (Terraform).sublime-syntax": Unable to read Packages/zzz A File Icon zzz/aliases/Plain Text (Terraform).sublime-syntax
A File Icon: Cleaned up successfully

Expected Behavior

No errors.

Current Behavior

An error :)

Possible Solution

I don't know.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

  1. Install Terraform package via Package Control.

Context

Your Environment

ST 4104, macOS 11.2.3

deathaxe commented 3 years ago

The alias syntax Packages/zzz A File Icon zzz/aliases/Plain Text (Terraform).sublime-syntax is deleted at the next start of ST after installing Terraform package to prevent it overriding the "real" syntax.

The only error I see, when that happens is:

GitSavvy: could not load Packages/zzz A File Icon zzz/aliases/Plain Text (Terraform).sublime-syntax

But I don't know how and why GitSavvy holds a reference to that syntax or why it tries to load it.

Running the same thing on a clean setup (only A File Icon installed) doesn't produce any errors.

Maybe sublime.find_resources("*.sublime-syntax") still returns it even though it was just deleted, causing some plugins to get confused?

The only real issue I can imagine is a view being open with that syntax assigned. I don't think ST reassigns syntax if the alias is removed. That's something I may implement.