Closed Piderman closed 9 years ago
I solved. Thanks for comment.
Removing the last comma worked for me too.
My theme is broken too. I can't find the file to remove the comma from, where can I find it please?
It's located in the Packages folder.
On Windows:
C:\Users\{USER}\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\Theme - Phoenix\Phoenix Dark.sublime-theme
If you're using the Light theme, replace 'Dark' in the file name with 'Light'.
Thanks, I'm on OSX though and it doesn't appear to be accessible in the same way. I've got:
/Users/{user}/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages/Theme - Phoenix.sublime-package
but can't actually get into the files inside there. There is nothing that refers to the Phoenix theme inside /Packages. Will have to wait for a fix or use something else for now :)
I'm still having this same problem, looking into it now
Same problem
Error trying to parse file: Trailing comma before closing bracket in ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/Theme - Phoenix/Phoenix Dark.sublime-theme:2180:1
Removing the comma worked, thanks @Piderman. Sending a PR fix now
Managed to fix this on Windows with removing that comma. No luck on OS X thought. The files in ~/Library
aren't actually read it seems.
Also confirmed on Windows with the solution provided above. Might need a general push for all systems.
Thanks all and sorry for the delay, pull request from foxx was merged on master.
Hey guys, loaded up sublime today and both themes appear to be visually broken, getting the following error
Error trying to parse file: Trailing comma before closing bracket ... Phoenix Light.sublime-theme:1605:1
, same error in dark: ...Phoenix Dark.sublime-theme:2180:1
Looks like it happened in the latest commit
Removing the last comma seemed to work for me.
Cheers