I'm loving this plugin for ST2! Great work! I've added more than just .js to mine. I've got some sample CSS, HTML, etc in there. I find myself constantly creating test html files on my desktop for testing some basic functionality, so being able to fetch a sample .html file is great.
But, they are all lumped together in the "files" listing. So I tinkered around with the code and was able to set it up to read a new "css" and "html" section out of the Fetch.sublime-settings file. Pretty simple... but what would be really nice is to be able to fully customize the groupings without touching the python code. Maybe as simple as a bit more complex settings file... here's an idea for that file:
This is really just a "nice to have" kind of feature. Ultimately, I'm able to just type the first few letters of what I'm looking for and I get right to it, so it's not a huge deal. But I thought it might be a neat idea and wanted to pass it along. :)
I'm loving this plugin for ST2! Great work! I've added more than just .js to mine. I've got some sample CSS, HTML, etc in there. I find myself constantly creating test html files on my desktop for testing some basic functionality, so being able to fetch a sample .html file is great.
But, they are all lumped together in the "files" listing. So I tinkered around with the code and was able to set it up to read a new "css" and "html" section out of the Fetch.sublime-settings file. Pretty simple... but what would be really nice is to be able to fully customize the groupings without touching the python code. Maybe as simple as a bit more complex settings file... here's an idea for that file:
This is really just a "nice to have" kind of feature. Ultimately, I'm able to just type the first few letters of what I'm looking for and I get right to it, so it's not a huge deal. But I thought it might be a neat idea and wanted to pass it along. :)