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问题 I've been using SublimeText on OSX without issue... until I tried to import pygame. A simple few lines of code like: print("Hello") import sys import pygame gets the following output: Hello Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/andrewjmiller/Desktop/python_work/new_file.py", line 5, in <module> import pygame ImportError: No module named pygame [Finished in 0.0s with exit code 1] [shell_cmd: python -u "/Users/andrewjmiller/Desktop/python_work/new_file.py"] [dir: /Users/andrewjmiller

问题 I am trying to use regex to match a a variable length of digits after the open bracket '(' character. I have tried \(\d+ But that regex includes the bracket in the match. How do I exclude it? I am using sublime text regex engine to do the match. 回答1: You may use a positive lookbehind: (?<=\()\d+ There is one limitation here : you can only have a pattern of known width in the lookbehind. You may use (?<=\(|\s{5})\d+ , but you cannot use (?<=\d:\s*)\d+ . You may use \K "match reset" operator to

问题 This is a two part question. I'm trying to use JUnit for a project I'm working on in Sublime Text 3. The file setup I have looks somewhat like this Vulcan/ Vulcan.sublime-project bin/ ... src/ core/ org/ vulcan/ geom/ Vector.java ... (other similar files in the same package) tests/ org/ vulcan/ geom/ VectorTest.java ... (relevant test files to match core/org/vulcan/geom/) At the top of Vector.java and VectorTest.java , I have the line package org.vulcan.geom . Now, in my sublime-project file,

问题 This is a two part question. I'm trying to use JUnit for a project I'm working on in Sublime Text 3. The file setup I have looks somewhat like this Vulcan/ Vulcan.sublime-project bin/ ... src/ core/ org/ vulcan/ geom/ Vector.java ... (other similar files in the same package) tests/ org/ vulcan/ geom/ VectorTest.java ... (relevant test files to match core/org/vulcan/geom/) At the top of Vector.java and VectorTest.java , I have the line package org.vulcan.geom . Now, in my sublime-project file,

问题 I am following the AngularJS start guide using Sublime. When I try to compile, I get the following error: /Users/Audrey/MyDev/node/07tsdemo/app.ts(2,1): error TS1148: Cannot compile modules unless the '--module' flag is provided. /Users/Audrey/MyDev/node/07tsdemo/app.ts(4,1): error TS1205: Decorators are only available when targeting ECMAScript 5 and higher. /Users/Audrey/MyDev/node/07tsdemo/app.ts(11,7): error TS1219: Experimental support for decorators is a feature that is subject to change

问题 I want to change the preferred encoding from US-ASCII to UTF-8 in Sublime Text 3 on Yosemite. The preferred encoding in the bash is set to UTF-8 so when python is run in the terminal: import locale print(locale.getpreferredencoding()) the output is: UTF-8 When the same code is run in Sublime Text, the output is US-ASCII . Setting in the build system for Python 3: "encoding": "UTF-8" or "env": {"PYTHONIOENCODING": "utf-8} has not helped. How can the setting be changed permanently so that I don

问题 1. Summary I don't find, how Sublime Text plugins developer can use Sublime Text find global Python packages, not Python packages of Sublime Text directory. Sublime Text use own Python environment, not Python environment of machine. Developers needs sys.path for set not built-in Sublime Text Python packages. Is any methods, that use global installed Python packages in Sublime Text plugins? For example, it would be nice, if someone tells me, how I can change my plugin — see 3.2 item of this

问题 This SO question led me to try Sublime Text 3 as a replacement for Stata's do file editor on Linux (full instructions here). Syntax highlighting works and a Ctrl+B shortcut sends the whole do file to Stata. Is there a way to send only a selection of lines to Stata? 回答1: Yes you can. First you need to find the name of the python function that does it. For the SublimeStata Enhanced package , it corresponds to the function text_2_stataCommand in the file text_2_stata.py. Second, you need to add

问题 This SO question led me to try Sublime Text 3 as a replacement for Stata's do file editor on Linux (full instructions here). Syntax highlighting works and a Ctrl+B shortcut sends the whole do file to Stata. Is there a way to send only a selection of lines to Stata? 回答1: Yes you can. First you need to find the name of the python function that does it. For the SublimeStata Enhanced package , it corresponds to the function text_2_stataCommand in the file text_2_stata.py. Second, you need to add

问题 This SO question led me to try Sublime Text 3 as a replacement for Stata's do file editor on Linux (full instructions here). Syntax highlighting works and a Ctrl+B shortcut sends the whole do file to Stata. Is there a way to send only a selection of lines to Stata? 回答1: Yes you can. First you need to find the name of the python function that does it. For the SublimeStata Enhanced package , it corresponds to the function text_2_stataCommand in the file text_2_stata.py. Second, you need to add