Open xapple opened 12 years ago
Do you have pyflakes installed? If you open a terminal and run which pyflakes
you should see something like /usr/bin/pyflakes/
.
You can install pyflakes through pip or easy_install. Let me know if that fixes it!
Yes I have pyflkes installed
$ which pyflakes
/usr/local/bin/pyflakes
I found that someone has made a fix: https://github.com/cancerhermit/sublime-pyflakes/commit/140838d5d9567700cbc3a9da2c371cd40d173e5f#L2R39
Ah, I see. As far as I know, this is an issue with how PATH works for Sublime. If you move pyflakes to /usr/bin/ it will definitely work, and I can look into finding a work-around for the bug.
I followed the installation procedure by placing
pyflakes.py
in theSublime Text 2/Packages/User
directory and restarting Sublime Text 2. However every time I save a python file I get the following traceback in the console:I am running OS X 10.7.4