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Archive of pre-compiled PyV8 binaries
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Instruction doesn't work for ST3 build 3114 #26

Open fetis opened 8 years ago

fetis commented 8 years ago

So, I put according instruction into PyV8/%subfolder% but Emmet still can't find PyV8 binaries. When I move files in PyV8 there's no error dialog but there're messages from Emmet in console. So Emmet still doesn't work, but I'm not sure where's problem.

So, is it correct that I should keep it PyV8?

jennywlove commented 8 years ago

I'm having this issue as well.

0xShamil commented 8 years ago

Looks like they haven't updated the Instructions since alpha release

ziyou8 commented 8 years ago

me too, Windows 10 worked but Mac failed.

Imorate commented 8 years ago

For me after installation a got an error. But after reopen sublime text the error was fixed. Im using Win10

Reedyseth commented 7 years ago

I also have this issue on Sublime Build 3126.

0xShamil commented 7 years ago

For Sublime Text 3 in Windows 10 (x64), Unpack contents of downloaded archive into PyV8/%filename% folder inside Sublime Text Packages and NOT Installed Packages.

e.g. If you are using Python 3, extract contents of pyv8-win64-p3.zip to PyV8/win64-p3/ and then move this PyV8 folder to Packages directory (From within Sublime, Preferences > Browse Packages... and copy PyV8 here)

Reedyseth commented 7 years ago

For Sublime Text 3 in Windows 10 (x64), Unpack contents of downloaded archive into PyV8/%filename% folder inside Sublime Text Packages and NOT Installed Packages.

Well this at least worked and now the file is loaded and raising this error https://github.com/sergeche/emmet-sublime/issues/656

0xShamil commented 7 years ago

@Reedyseth Did you rename the folder correctly? This error occurs when there is a problem with the folder name

Reedyseth commented 7 years ago

@Reedyseth Did you rename the folder correctly?

Yes, I used this name PyV8

hua03 commented 7 years ago

if you installed Emmet, you can try this issues.