Dev Build 3161 is out now at https://www.sublimetext.com/3dev. This should resolve all the outstanding issues from 3158.
Dev Build 3161
With a selectionBorderWidth of greater than 1, the whole text area shifts to the right, leaving a āgapā next to the line number of the current line. Also, since the caret does not get shifted, it is not exactly placed between the two characters, but covers a bit of the left character.
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gerry
#3
Setting integer values in a color scheme causes loading errors that can be hard to recover from: In some setups you need to force close ST and then fix the color scheme using another editor.
To reproduce: create a color scheme override: For the MonokaiFree color scheme that is User/MonokaiFree.sublime-color-scheme, then add:
{
"globals":
{
"selection_border_width": 1
}
}
Example loading error:
Error loading colour scheme Packages/MonokaiFree/MonokaiFree.tmTheme: globals values must be strings
Using a string value is ok:
{
"globals":
{
"selection_border_width": "1"
}
}
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wbond
#5
I donāt believe so. What platform are you on, and what does it look like right now?
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prmaple
#6
Hi Will,
Iām on Windows.
The popups are showing text in the simplest serif font, while the rest of the editor (mainly code and sidebar) are in fira code.
Thanks!
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jfcherng
#8
EDIT: Note that my problem had been SOLVED.
I have the same issue with @prmaple too.
The popup text from GitGutter looks like a system default font rather than the one specified via font_face.
But at the same time, the popup from LSP looks good.
So, this may be a GitGutterās problem?
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prmaple
#9
TypeScript and ColorHelper also have this problem, so I guess itās not just GitGutter.
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deathaxe
#10
LSP forces system font on popups, while GitGutter sets up some monospace fonts.
The text area of the popup uses the following CSS rule to set fonts.
font-family: "sf mono", "Roboto Mono", "Liberation Mono", Menlo, Courier, monospace;
Your font looks like the Courier which seems an unlucky choice as fallback font.
For a quick fix you can modify the stylesheet being used by GitGutter via command pallet Preferences: GitGutter Popup Stylesheet
Example or which font youād like to see there.
.git-gutter div.highlight {
font-family: monospace;
}
Note: Some fonts donāt support the carriage return symbol being used in diff to display added/removed empty lines.
P.S.:
The toolbar uses font-family: "Roboto Mono", "Segoe UI", monospace; as those fonts turned out to provide the best looking unicode characters.
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jfcherng
#12
Just a FYI because it looks like you are a maintainer of GitGutter.
On my Win7 PC, Segoe UI cannot display the toolbar correctly while Segoe UI Symbol could.
After I change the default Segoe UI to Segoe UI Symbol, my toolbar looks good now.
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bootsiaz
#13
There seems to be an issue with opening multiple sublime instances from the cmd line in windows 10.
If i open a project, then open another project from cmd line, it will sometimes crash. Sometimes it will also crash when i close the second instance.
Pretty reproducible on my machine.
Seeing in this latest build for the first time, but not sure if itās related.
I cleaned out my entire install, removed all packges and user files ā it still happens, though seems to take a bit longer to reproduce.
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rchl
#14
Iāve just noticed, after coming back to work, that mouse cursor disappears when over the editing area. It shows up elsewhere in the editor.
It works fine at home where I have QHD screen but not at work where I have FHD screen and use system scaling (Mac OS).
It probably has started with 3158 build.
EDIT: It doesnāt happen on āsmallestā and ālargestā (native) scaling option but happens with any scaling option in between.
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