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Tl dr: I want to have a shortcut for opening a folder instead of a single file, but I can't seem to get the custom key binding to work for some reason.Įdit: When I say I want to open a folder I mean in sublime. I know the issue isn't anything to do with my key binding file because I've got other custom bindings set and they work just fine. The closest thing I found is "command": "open_project", but that doesn't seem to do anything either. I searched further and found the current version of sublime's commands list here, but there is nothing that indicated a command exists to open a folder. At least nothing happens when I press the key binding. Of these I mainly want to play some more with QT and VS.Hey guys, I've researched this a bit and pretty much all forum posts state I should create a user key binding with the "command": "prompt_open_folder", line, however this doesn't seem to be supported anymore.
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I installed it have not played much yet with it.Ĭ) Visual Studio Code - Did not know that there was a lighter weight Studio that ran on different platforms.
slow to start.ī) QT Creator - This is what at least some of the developers of the book are using. Will also be interesting to see how well some of these work with Arduino.Ī) Eclipse - I used this awhile ago, especially when working with Intel Edison. In it they mentioned some different IDEs to maybe use that integrate well with ROS. My TB3 shipped with a new book ROS Robot Programming that was written by the developers of the TB3. I am actually very comfortable using ST3, but at times I wonder about maybe trying some other IDEs. This issue has been fixed in Sublime Text > 4114 and Terminus v0.3.20. Meanwhile, users could execute Terminus: Reset to release the memory. There is virtually no fix unless upstream provides an API to work with the undo stack. (Update some API to say my Ubuntu version is xxx).īut at that time I was using another Merge program on Linux, I think was called: meld It is because Sublime Text keeps an infinite undo stack. A couple of years ago, I was trying to get more familiar with ROS and at that time i started off using Mint, which I liked better than straight Ubuntu, but at least at that time you had to do some trickery with ROS to get it to work. I am just more familiar and comfortable with it.īut I am currently playing with a new ROS robot (Turtlebot3 Waffle pi), so I do now have a machine that I run mainly Ubuntu on as that is more inline with ROS.
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I still normally do most of my development using Windows 10. shortcut for bindings in vscode vscode fullscree bootstrap url cdn shortcut in vscode.
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So far appears to be working (keeping fingers crosses) shortcut key for formating text sublime text 3 sublime text format shortcut how to add indentation in sublime text 3. So now when Arduino tries to write to my C drive it is now writing to my D drive. You can also use Code Pad Text Editor as a simple text editor (notepad), if that's all you need (duh). Code Pad allows you to write simple code snippets or build complete programming applications and projects easily, straight on your Chromebook. I think I got the order correct may be the other way around. Code Pad Text Editor is a free, lightweight text editor for code crafted for Chrome OS. Mklink /D C:\Users\kurte\AppData\Local\Arduino15 D:\Users\kurte\AppData\Local\Arduino15 I then opened a Command Prompt (admin) window and did a command: What I did was to move all of the stuff from:Ĭ:\Users\kurte\AppData\Local\Arduino15 to D:\Users\kurte\AppData\Local\Arduino15
to some other location?Ĭurrently I am trying a work around for this. If you’ve used Sublime Text, you may see a sidebar on the left, as shown in Figure 2-4. Getting started with Sublime Text When you first open Sublime Text, you see a simple blank page with a cursor on it (see Figure 2-3). So far I have not found any setting to allow me to move the package/staging. Open the downloaded file and follow the instructions for installing Sublime Text. It appears to be hard coded to: C:\Users\kurte\AppData\Local\Arduino15
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Which works fine, BUT Arduino still wants all of the optional install hardware, like DUE, like Adafruit, like Intel Edison installs (board manager) I have also had to configure many keyboard shortcuts, and those that come by default are not very standard compared to other editors. One thing I am trying to figure out now on my new machine is: I have installed Arduino onto my Hard drive d: and not the solid state drive.
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