Closed wasabi-zz closed 11 years ago
very likely yes, although I haven't tested it yet. Someone just sent a pull request that should make it compatible ;)
Thanks! But doesn't seem to work for me.
Have you tried with the current version? I added another fix and it does work on my pc. (did you install with package control?) The problem was that the dictionary file is located under a different folder in ST3 and it's inside a zip file, so I had to unzip it first. If you're using a custom dictionary file, then it might not work yet. (because then my plugin wrongly assumes that your file is located inside a .sublime-package file, but it's probably not) EDIT: uploaded a quick fix for custom dictionary files, UNTESTED...
Yeah, I have EN_GB and EN_US installed. Don't know why. No, it doesn't work.
After you tried to make it work by pressing ctrl+space inside a comment, can you open the console and post it's output? Also, where is this dictionary file located? And your setting file, does it say: "dictionary": "Packages/Language - English/en_US.dic", or something else?
I think I found the issue. I was testing it with the portable version of ST3 and not the installed version. The folder structure is slightly different so it couldn't find the dictionary file. I'll try to fix that soon.
Ok, this should be fixed. Can you please validate?
Hi Florian,
Yes, it works! Thanks very much for looking into it!
Chris
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Ok, this should be fixed. Can you please validate?
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great!
Hi! Just wanted to know does this work on ST3?
Chris