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chrissimpkins / glue

Glue is a plugin that joins your shell to Sublime Text in quasi-perfect harmony.
http://gluedocs.readthedocs.org/
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output not printing #41

Closed lukecfairchild closed 8 years ago

lukecfairchild commented 8 years ago

So I just installed glue. I am using the following: mac osx10.10.5 Sublime Text, Build 3083

Install steps done: Installed using Package control by adding this git repo set Glue.sublime-settings to: { "glue_userpath" : "/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin" } the path was gotten from cmdline using the command echo $PATH

After all that I would open up glues terminal thing from both command palette and from right clicking on a project. When i enter any command it shows no output. Commands that I tried: ls cd ../ glue help glue path glue clear

All that is shown is the terminal.glue file with the original help stuff.

When I do glue new it opens a new blank untitled tab with nothing in it. When I do any commands it remains blank, though the command bar thing does flicker.

In addition from command palette if i try to run glue path, it does nothing. Hope this is enough detail.

lukecfairchild commented 8 years ago

Ok so weird thing just happened. I closed the original terminal.glue file and then did exit on another terminal and it started printing.. So it may of fixed itself not sure why but i would still say this can be a issue possibly. Do what you like with this. Awesome stuff though.

chrissimpkins commented 8 years ago

Thanks Luke. This isn't under active development but happy to try to help address any issues that come up. Please let me know if you continue to experience problems.

lukecfairchild commented 8 years ago

O thats sad to hear, but thanks for the offer.

chrissimpkins commented 8 years ago

May take this up again. testing within the embedded Python in the editors has been tough and tedious. Always accepting pull requests though!

lukecfairchild commented 8 years ago

I've never coded in python before but i may look into the highlighting feature. About that when you execute a command do you get the color codes back and strip them? Or does it never give you them?

chrissimpkins commented 8 years ago

The ANSI codes do not get interpreted. There is not currently colored output support. This would have to be done through some form of syntax highlighter. I would need to look back to see but I think I stripped the codes out so that the text displays properly

lukecfairchild commented 8 years ago

Yeah I know its currently not supported. I was looking at the feature request earlier for it.

destroy-everything commented 8 years ago

Got it working: I closed every single open sublime window in sublime text then restarted and it started to work... (its not enough to just restart sublime need to close all those windows you dont remember what they are for anymore) I usually have so many open that it probably was working all along but just couldn't see it.

samIntegrateur commented 8 years ago

I have the same issue, but I'm on Windows 10 and nothing happens even when closing all windows