ST3 Support

[iainsmith]

Hi,

I wasn't able to find Quick File Creator in ST3 package control. Are you planning to support ST3?

[julianpinedayyz]

Same question here ;) Are you planning to support ST3?

[mhenrixon]

:+1:

[lumpysimon]

Not working for me in ST3 on Windows. The panel appears and I can choose a folder, but then nothing happens. Would love to see ST3 support.

[twolfson]

Going to take a shot at this

[twolfson]

ST3 seems to work out of the box on Linux o_o

[twolfson]

And it seems to be in Package Control =_=

[twolfson]

Both file/directory creation seem to work for ST3 on Windows 7. @lumpysimon What version of Windows are you running and what version is your Sublime Text?

[lumpysimon]

I've just done some more testing, here's what seems to be happening:

If I have no file currently open, it works. If I have a file open and I select the current directory, then nothing happens. If I have a file open and I select a different directory, it works.

I'm on Windows 7, ST3 build 3059.

[twolfson]

Hm, still not seeing that issue for your failing case. The workflow is:

1. Ctrl+Alt+O to open directory prompt
2. Quick panel opens with directory listing
3. Select current directory
4. Quick panel closes, file name entry opens at bottom
5. Enter name for file press enter
6. File is created as new buffer but not set saved in file system
7. Save file (ctrl+s), file appears in sidebar

If you are seeing this break, at which step is it? Also, what do you see in the Sublime Text terminal upon failure (accessed via ctrl+`)?

[lumpysimon]

It breaks after step 3 with the following terminal message:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "SublimeQuickFileCreator in C:\Users\Simon\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Installed Packages\Quick File Creator.sublime-package", line 80, in dir_selected
KeyError: 'E:\\Websites\\blippress.com\\wp-content\\plugins\\blippress'

(This is only if I have a file currently open and I select the current directory, otherwise all is fine)

[twolfson]

Successfully reproduced!

I have had this same issue with multiple folders open on Linux. The workaround is to select the non-full path (in your case blippress, in my case tmp-hai).

I will attempt to get a patch for this open.

[twolfson]

On Linux in ST2*

[twolfson]

Fwiw, this should really be a separate issue, as it is unrelated to the initial description =/

[twolfson]

Hm, maybe it was on OSX (not seeing the behavior as I recally). I will patch for Windows.

[twolfson]

Alright, I have traced down the issue. It is the way we handle split paths in Windows. When we split F:\hai, it is broken into ('F:\\', 'hai'). The original part has more characters than F:\ which is causing issues because we were relying on Linux/UNIX not needing to escape slashes.

[twolfson]

I have created a patch and submitted it on #9.

[lumpysimon]

Thanks very much