atom-editor

I've recently started using Atom . One problem I've run into is that there are too many / ambiguous snippets defined for Ruby. This makes tab completion worse, as you sometimes get a bit of irrelevant code instead of the name you wanted. I'm wondering how to turn off a specific snippet from the "Language Ruby" package, or failing that turning off all snippets. Preferably without disabling the Ruby package entirely. Sadly, there's currently no built-in feature for this kind of thing. Until some filter feature is added to the snippets package, the only way to access the snippets is to monkey

Not really sure whether I'm just not looking in the right place or whether this feature is yet to be implemented, but after installing the atom script package and testing it out on a program that requires user input, I realize that I can't type in anything for input() the way I can when running the program from the shell. I stumbled upon this thread which makes me suspect that the feature hasn't been added, but I just wanted to be sure. Isn't this a pretty basic thing to be able to do? Or do I have to stick to using atom purely as a text editor and running the file from the CLI? kasparg Some

Is it possible to incorporate variables into snippets in Atom? This comes in handy with for loops for example, when you want to pre-fill spots that are about to come. The snippets.cson entry with java as a source I would imagine. Unfortunately it is not working. '.source.java': 'For-Loop': 'prefix': 'fori' 'body': 'for (int ${1:VAR} = $2; ${VAR} < $3; ${VAR}++) {\n\t$3\n}' Update 2016-09 This is now supported in Atom - please see the other answer for how to use it. I can't delete this answer since it is the accepted one... Old Answer The documentation for the snippets package has an example

I want to edit the tree-view package in Atom. I want to add a new item to the context menu. But i can't file where are the files. I can open the config folder and I can see all the community packages I have installed, but where do I find the core files of the editor? They are packed inside the app.asar file. This file is located at the following location in the OS X version. Atom.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar This file is generated by this build script . Of course, this package is open-source, so you can view the code for tree-view on GitHub . GitHub also has some documentation for

You can open multiple tabs in the Atom editor, and have a multiple column layout as well. However, I am not being able to find out how to open a Python shell inside Atom so that I can load a Python script in the Python interactive shell. Does anyone know the steps to achieve this? Ace.C The script package is likely what you want, it allows you to test your code by running part or all of it at a time: You can install it by opening the settings view with Ctrl - , switching to the Install panel and searching for script. You can also install from the command line by running: apm install script

So what I love about WebStorm is it can do amazing autocomplete after putting a "." and i love all the code completions and linting. Webstorm is very resource heavy and pretty ugly. With atom I can't figure out how to do this. What plugins can I install or customize to get this to work for my likings? For JavaScript development, I would recommend atom-ternjs . atom-ternjs JavaScript code intelligence for atom with Tern . Adds support for ES5, ES6 (JavaScript 2015), Node.js, jQuery, Angular and more. Extendable via plugins. Uses suggestion provider by autocomplete-plus . Set up your project