Open harmdewit opened 12 years ago
I get the same error message, and I have installed/uninstalled pandoc a couple of different ways: built using cabal install and also downloading the OSX dmg file.
I can run pandoc from my terminal just fine.
Hi have the same problem too
This may not be the optimal way to do it, but I changed PandocRender.py in the Pandoc Package directory.
Around line 61 where the cmd variable is built, I changed the cmd = ['pandoc'] line to cmd = ['/usr/local/bin/pandoc']
(or whereever you have the pandoc executable installed.
I had tried modifying the global path dictionary element in other sublime defaults, but that did not work.
I try this solution but something strange happens: the menu commands do not work at all (not even an error message) in the command palette the pandoc:render to temp HTML and view choice is duplicated (not the pdf one) and one of the two commands works.
I have the same issue... @tomPorter's "line 61" tip helped, but it's quite a dirty hack...
yup, exact same error here
I've got the same problem. Any solution?
Still getting the "[Errno 2] No such file or directory" error...
I'm unable to use Pandoc on my OSX Lion using your Sublime Pandoc package. I have installed Pandoc before and i'm using it for some time using the terminal. When using the package command
render markdown to html
i'm getting the following message:Probably i don't have the right environment variables set for Sublime Text. Can someone help me with this?