Closed momoca closed 7 years ago
Well this isn't an issue with the soda-theme, rather a bug in Sublime Text 3 (build 3103).
Thanks for the fix though. I didn't see the PHP.tmLanguage
file, but editing PHP.sublime-syntax
did the trick.
If anyone on a Max is confused by the above directions:
PHP.sublime-package
which is found inside the app (right-click Sublime Text.app and Show Package contents
.PHP.sublime-package
is simply a zip file with .sublime-package
as the extension instead of .zip
. Here is the full path:
/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/Resources/Packages/PHP.sublime-package
PHP.sublime-package
to another directory, press ⌘I
to open the info window and change the extension to .zip
, uncompress and edit the PHP.sublime-syntax
file as shown above.⌘I
to rename it to PHP.sublime-package
, and copy it back into the app, replacing the old one.Doesn't seem to fix it in Build 3105. The sidebar PHP icons are still missing. The Sublime-syntax seems to be in YAML.
Any insights into how best to fix this in x3105?
[Sublime Text Build 3088 x64]\Packages\PHP.sublime-package\PHP.sublime-syntax (line:12) replace:
scope: embedding.php
toscope: source.php
[Sublime Text Build 3088 x64]\Packages\PHP.sublime-package\PHP.tmLanguage replace:to