Closed arthuryeti closed 5 years ago
Thanks for checking out the plugin.
The plugin is not compatible with ST3, because ST3 uses Python 3. I was, more or less, waiting for Package Control to come out with a newer version so I could maintain a plugin branch for ST2 and one for ST3. However, Will Bond has not have enough time to get everything he wants implemented to separate ST2 and ST3 plugins.
But, I have been noticing that several other plugin authors have updated their plugins to work with both Python 2 and 3. So, I will try to do that too. I'll keep this open until I do something about ST3.
Thanks for your quick answer ;)
It should be great if your plugin work with both ST2 and ST3. I hope you can do that.
Cheers up ;)
+1 i've made the switch to st3 and naturaldocs is one of the plugins i miss the most right now (that and sublimelinter)
Okay, guys. I create a new branch in the project called python3 (https://github.com/SublimeText/NaturalDocs/tree/python3) which has a Python3 compatible version of the plugin. You will have to manually clone/download this into your ST3 Plugins directory for now.
Let me know if you have any more problems.
Try checking out the branch like this: git checkout --track origin/python3
For the record, this works like a charm. (should have commented months ago:)
<sublime_text_dir>/Packages/
Any chance this could be updated to be in the ST3 Package Manager?
I've been hoping to convert it to work with both ST2 & ST3... I've just been busy. However, I'll try to look at the Package Control documentation again to see if I can just point ST3 to this branch for now.
Wow. I haven't made any progress on this. I wonder if ST2 is still popular & whether I should just merge python3
to master
.
Hi,
I've tried to play with this plugin in ST3, but nothing happen when I used "/**" or the shortcut for create a block of comment.
Do you have any idea ?