Sublime Text 3 IDE

[cerid]

I have been working on an old and abandoned plugin from Sublime Text 2 to get it up-to-date with recent improvements in Sublime Text 3.
I'm approaching a stage where it will be ready for an initial release.

Sublime Text 3 is an IDE similar to notepad++, however it is cross platform. It has lots of cool features some of which are lacking in n++.
The usual sales speil can be found here https://www.sublimetext.com/
Brief overview:

• Goto Anything
• Multiple Selections
• Instant Project Switch
• Cross Platform
• Customize Anything
• direct access to python through console
• Command Pallette allowing access to any command without any menus

It also has a fantastic git integration plugin which allows you to access pretty much everything you could need; all the way from fetch to staging to merge conflict resolution


So far the Dream Maker plugin supports:

• compiling through DreamMaker from any project file (much like the native DreamMaker IDE).
• Adding/removing files from the DME
• Phantoms - compile errors are displayed inline
• syntax highlighting
• autocomplete and snippets

https://s1.webmshare.com/jzxXO.webm

Ideally looking for a few coders to test this out for me within the next few weeks when the initial release is ready.

Credits where due to original author of old plugin: https://github.com/seiyria/sublime-dreams

[kevinz000]

Looks really nice.

[cerid]

An initial release is ready.
https://github.com/cerid/sublime-dreams ... master.zip

Dowload the zip. Extract it. Rename the folder 'Dream Maker'
From Sublime Text 3 select Preferences->Browse Packages
Copy the 'Dream Maker' folder there
Restart sublime text 3

[cerid]

• Start a new project by going to project->add folder to project and selecting one of your folders containing a byond project.
• You may have to use the view->syntax->open all with current extension as->Dream Maker->Dream Maker when viewing a .dm/.dme file to set up the syntax-highlighting
• ctrl+shift+P opens the command interface. Type Dream Maker to access all Dream Maker plugin commands. You can build with DreamMaker from both .dm .dme files
• ctrl+alt+p is quick project switch. It will only work if you have recently opened at least two projects.
• ctrl+` will open the console - useful for viewing errors with the build system
• Should, when building, you get an error message in the console such as 'dmc not found' Please copy the entire contents of the console here and I will look into fixing it.
  It generally happens when there is a bug in the python script preventing the relevant objects being imported to the environment.

[cerid]

most importantly: This will not work on Sublime Text 2!