My Sublime version is 4. The following snippet will cause many menuitems to be greyed out.
Is this a bug? Thanks!
import sublime
import sublime_plugin
class TestCommand(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):
def __init__(self, window):
super(TestCommand, self).__init__(window)
self.view = self.window.create_output_panel("mypanel")
Can’t reproduce, 4109. I support there will be some errors in the console?
Btw, you can test it either under Safe Mode or a new clean portable ST 4.
Hi, Thanks for your reply. I can still reproduce it on my new Windows 7 virtual machine with a fresh downloaded portable ST4.
That screenshot helps A LOT. I noticed that you save the file under Packages/, which runs under py33, while mine is under Packages/User/, which auto runs under py38 by default.
I can reproduce your issue now.
@bschaaf This may be why some users have greyed menus.
Wow! Great!
By the way, how the ST determines which python version to load. I want to load python 3.8 as a workaround. Thanks! @jfcherng
how the ST determines which python version to load
If you create a .python-version file whose content is 3.8, then scripts under that same directory will runs under py38. Otherwise, ST4 runs them in py33 for backward compatibility.
I personally put all my small py38 scripts under Packages/my_plugin38.
Another hint, under Windows 7, in explorer, to create a file whose name starts with dot without a file extension, you can add an extra dot at the end of its name like .python-version. and the ending dot will be auto trimmed.
Win10 seems having that fixed, at least on my side.
