v0.10.0 installs additional packages into ST3/Packages directory

[pe224]

After the (automatic) update to SublimeJedi 0.10.0 there are the following additional packages installed into Sublime Text 3\Packages:

• markupsafe
• mdpopups
• pygments
• python-jinja2
• python-markdown

Is this necessary? Before, sublimeJedi (or Jedi itself) seemed to work fine without them.

[srusskih]

Yeap, packages are required for new tooltips highlighting Packages was add in #210 as dependencies.

I think we can rid of them in future releases when tooltips would improved.

[pe224]

@srusskih Ok, thanks for the answer. Do I have to activate the nice output somewhere? For me it's showing

[srusskih]

There is no any options, for now. It should be activated automatically if your editor's version is greater then 3118.

PS: https://github.com/facelessuser/sublime-markdown-popups uses API features from ST3 Beta 3118+

[pe224]

On http://facelessuser.github.io/sublime-markdown-popups/ it even says ST3 3124+ But anyways, my ST is 3126 (latest stable), so it should work... what's going on?

[srusskih]

Maybe @deathaxe could help you?

[srusskih]

It's really interesting, where there highlighting (:

[pe224]

Ah, sorry. The screenshot above was from sublime_jedi_docstring command, not on_hover. But when I try on_hover it looks the same. I think it is calling mdpopups, but the formatting seems gone. (a simple mdpopups.show_popup(view, "This is a test") gives me a similar-looking popup window)

[deathaxe]

You may try to add the following key to your Preferences.sublime-settings even though it should be the default with latest releases of mdpopups.

"mdpopups.use_sublime_highlighter": true,

[pe224]

@deathaxe Thanks. It enabled the highlighting. Is there still a small issue with the formatting? Shouldn't the top line be a larger font than the rest? Do I have to customize it or are the default settings not loaded properly?

[deathaxe]

What you see is the default style of a code view created by mdpopups.

You can modify all aspects of tooltips created with mdpopups by creating a Packages/User/mdpopups.css and place global or package specific rules into.

To increase the font-size of the highlighted code for jedi only, you'll need to add the following rule.

.jedi .highlight {
    font-size: 1.1rem;
}

Following rule would apply to all tooltips created by mdpopups.

.mdpopups .highlight {
    font-size: 1.1rem;
}

Each package may use a wrapper-class when creating mdpopups to provide package specific styling rules. SublimeJEDI uses .jedi. GitGutter uses .git-gutter.

For further details about styling please refer to mdpopups' documentation http://facelessuser.github.io/sublime-markdown-popups/styling. The package comes with a default.css as a cheatsheet for available rules.

[srusskih]

@deathaxe I bet we should place this "how to" in to readme-file