Closed fr4nk closed 9 years ago
Hi @fr4nk, this looks like a Python 2 vs Python 3 issue, as the unicode
type is gone in the latter. (Sublime Text 2 uses Python 2, Sublime Text 3 uses Python 3)
I think the most portable solution would be to call str() on the delimiter and catch any exception.
Hi Wade, thanks for your quick reply. So - it's not that easy ... ;-) Right, i use the package in sublime_text 2 I already wondered and suspected it was some more about it. I'll try to find a solution that is vaild for Python2 and 3. And maybe upgrade to ST3
Hey, I finally got around to resolving this in a way that should work for ST2 and ST3.
Hi guys,
in the line i changed the following code
delivers a
unicode
, not astr
. The check withinstanceof
fails therefor.You can see a message like
in commandline.
Please check if i'm right. Maybe it is caused somewhere else. In my Installation i tried it and it worked. I initialy found it while changing the delimiter from comma to a semicolon.