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evandrocoan / PlantUmlDiagrams

A fork from https://github.com/jvantuyl/sublime_diagram_plugin package for Sublime Text, to render diagrams in your source code
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Key bindings not registered #7

Closed pvencill closed 6 years ago

pvencill commented 6 years ago

Installed through Package Manager, I have a PlantUML server running at localhost:8080 and updated the User Settings to point to that server, but key combo CMD+ALT+M minimizes the ST3 window, as does CMD+M. ALT+M does nothing. Tried all three while having one of the Example diagrams highlighted, with the described results. There is no menu option I could find to manually ask ST3 to render a diagram either, w/o the key combo.

After manually adding the key combo to the User key binding file like so:

[
    {"keys": ["alt+m"], "command": "display_diagrams"}
]

Highlighting the diagram text and using the ald+m key combo I get a new tab opened with a "Loading image..." text that never changes.

evandrocoan commented 6 years ago

Hi,

Can you copy the contents of your Sublime Text console when you see the "Loading image..." text that never changes?

You can open your Sublime Text console by going on the menu View -> Show Console.

pvencill commented 6 years ago

So it was two errors, and I figured it out.

For posterity, the issue was first that I was running the local PlantUML server, but the SublimeText plugin could not connect to it because I was running the docker-based server, which serves PlantUML at http://localhost:8080/ rather than what the plugin expects: http://localhost:8080/plantuml. Changing the setting in my User Settings file didn't fix that, it kept looking for the Jar, which of course was not present because I thought I was hitting the local server.

Downloading the Jar, updating my User Settings to look in the right spot for the Jar and restarting ST3 fixed the issue for me.