Here are links to Sublime Text 2, some instruction texts, and plugin repositories I used to set up a portable instance of this excellent development editor. I also mixed Windows and Linux version so I'll see how that will work out.
Sublime Text 2 (link)
Dev Build (link)
Nightly Builds (link)
==================================
Data directory in portable version contains user data which is located in
Windows: %APPDATA%\Sublime Text 2
Linux: ~/.config/sublime-text-2
when using installed version.
=====================================
I had issues loading the repository via SSL. In that case edit Package Control.sublime-settings, in Data\Packages\Package Control\, and use http instead of https.
=====================================
Instead ofCoffeeScript compiler for Windows (link) install the official CoffeeScript compiler. See this link for more details. In essence, install node.js and then CoffeeScript as a node plugin. This will install a command-line version of the compiler.
In the file User/CoffeeScript.build-settings, Path parameter is pointing to the location of the coffee executable.
Build on Save (link)
Add "coffee" to the file types (Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeOnSaveBuild -> Settings-User).
=====================================
Team Foundation Server Power Tools December 2011 (link)
Sublime Text 2 (link)
Dev Build (link)
Nightly Builds (link)
==================================
Data directory
See Basic Concepts (link).Data directory in portable version contains user data which is located in
Windows: %APPDATA%\Sublime Text 2
Linux: ~/.config/sublime-text-2
when using installed version.
=====================================
Sublime Package Control
Package Control homepage (link).I had issues loading the repository via SSL. In that case edit Package Control.sublime-settings, in Data\Packages\Package Control\, and use http instead of https.
=====================================
CoffeeScript
Instructions 1 (link), instructions 2 (link).Instead of
In the file User/CoffeeScript.build-settings, Path parameter is pointing to the location of the coffee executable.
Build on Save (link)
Add "coffee" to the file types (Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeOnSaveBuild -> Settings-User).
=====================================
TFS
Sublime TFS (link)Team Foundation Server Power Tools December 2011 (link)
No comments:
Post a Comment