I feel like I’m not seeing the forest for the trees here, and I’m probably missing something simple.Īny help you can provide is greatly appreciated. If, afterwards, I go File > SFTP/FTP > Browse Server… I get a popup asking me to setup a new server, even though I just did. If I create a new document, go File > SFTP/FTP > Setup Server… and input my FTP data (that works perfectly fine in clients such as Filezilla) and save, nothing happens. Mine just pastes the content of this file directly into the document I’m in. In the linked Youtube video, when he goes to “browse” an FTP server and there isn’t one setup, it jumps to a new file automatically where he can input his data. I’ve installed package manager, sidebar enhancements and SFTP from wbond. To enable highlighting colors with inline blocks go to Tools > Color Highlighter > Color Highlighters > Highlight colors in all text > Inline highlighting style and select Filled. I’ve followed this video to a tee, but for some reason my installation acts differently to the same input. I’ve tried following the documentation, but can’t get it to work. Tip: To disable Syntax Highlighting, select “Plaintext” from the supported language list.On a fresh Sublime Text 3 installation, I’m trying to get SFTP ( wbond) to function. For example, if you save a document with the file extension “.py” for Python documents, then Sublime Text 3 will automatically enable the Python Syntax Highlighting. To enable Syntax Highlighting click on “View” in the top bar, then hover your mouse over “Syntax”, and select your programming language from the list.Īlternatively, if you save a document with a supported file extension, Sublime Text 3 will automatically apply the Syntax Highlighting for that language. Once you select a language, Sublime Text will use the Syntax Highlighting for that language. Next, click the language you are using from the second level of the drop-down list. You can configure live word highlight directly from the command palette: Text Marker: Disable Live Highlight.
To manually enable Syntax Highlighting in a document, click on “View” in the top bar, then hover your mouse over “Syntax” roughly halfway down the drop-down list. Open settings using the command palette: Preferences: Text Marker Settings - User. Tip: Syntax Highlighting applies to the whole document, it’s not possible to configure a section of code to use a different set of Syntax Highlighting rules. If this comes true, icons will be used to mark all occurrences of selected words on the gutter bar. This makes the highlights be drawn as outlines instead of as filled highlights. Syntax Highlighting can be configured to match the syntax of any of the 74 languages and variants of languages included in Sublime Text 3. Under the Packages/WordHighlight sub-directory, edit the Word Highlight.sublime-settings file: 'drawoutlined' : true. Syntax can vary heavily between languages.
Tip: Syntax is a set of rules that describe the structure of a language. Syntax Highlighting applies colours to the syntax of the code as a way to increase the visual definition and make it easier to read.
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