Fast way to select current function in python?

[wuub]

1. check if eyeball is installed in your python3 -> c:\python32\python.exe -m eyeball should wait for input.
2. Eyeball works with python files that can be parsed i.e. are syntactically correct. For example if you are trying to parse Python2.x with print “something” using python3.2 it will not work as print is no longer a keyword. This is why you can have multiple pythons configured, SublimeEyeball try them in order untill one returns correct results.

Edit: I did not check for py3.2 compatibility before, but it doesn’t seem to be a problem here travis-ci.org/wuub/eyeball

[sfranky]

hmm that previous post i made was completely wrong, I m still looking into it…

[sfranky]

eeer ok found the problem. It wasn’t syntactically correct
Works perfect now !! many thanks !!

[sfranky]

It is very weird though, I have the following code:

    def __init__(self):
        super(PublishedItem,self).__init__()
        # self.tree = ''
        self.XML_publications_root = ''
        # self.AuthorAddresses = "Ν/Α"
        self.Abstract = "unbounded"
        self.ArticleNumber = "unbounded"
        self.AuthorAddresses = ] # this contains the orig addresses coming in
        self.Address_AuthorsDict = dict()
        self.Authors = ]
        self.AuthorFullName = ]

and it doesn’t work because of the fifth line. Why is that? it’s commented anyway!

[wuub]

[quote=“sfranky”]It is very weird though, I have the following code:
and it doesn’t work because of the fifth line. Why is that? it’s commented anyway![/quote]

No problems on my end whatsoever. Works like a charm with this example.

EDIT
In SublimeEyeball/eyeball_select.py try to print(out) & print(err) in line 19. Maybe it’ll tell us something.

[sfranky]

hmm strange…very strange. Upon seeing the messages below, I overwrote (in insert mode) all the characters of the line, character by character. And now it works fine… how is this possible?

b''
b'Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "c:\\Python32\\lib\\runpy.py", line 160, in _run_module_as_main
    "__main__", fname, loader, pkg_name)
  File "c:\\Python32\\lib\\runpy.py", line 73, in _run_code
    exec(code, run_globals)
  File "c:\\Python32\\lib\\site-packages\\eyeball\\__main__.py", line 33, in <module>
    main()
  File "c:\\Python32\\lib\\site-packages\\eyeball\\__main__.py", line 27, in main
    code = sys.stdin.read()
  File "c:\\Python32\\lib\\encodings\\cp1252.py", line 23, in decode
    return codecs.charmap_decode(input,self.errors,decoding_table)[0]
    UnicodeDecodeError: \'charmap\' codec can\'t decode byte 0x9d in position 11251: character maps to <undefined>
'
SublimeEyeball c:\Python32\pythonw.exe No JSON object could be decoded

[wuub]

Yeah, encodings and stdio handling on windows.
One of my favourite things to debug, right after killing process trees with cmd.exe in them…

I’ll try to take make it more reliable soon, it would be great if you could assemble a small problematic file and create a github issue ?

[sfranky]

I will, as soon as you tell me how to reproduce it !! I wiped the bad line and replaced it with a working one, and now I can’t make it not work…

[sfranky]

btw, is there a way for the screen to follow the cursor?
if i ctrl+shift+c while inside a function that extends outside the screen, i can’t see the cursor anymore. I would expect to find this setting in ST itself, but it doesn’t seem to exist… is it intended in your plugin?

[wuub]

[quote=“sfranky”]btw, is there a way for the screen to follow the cursor?
if i ctrl+shift+c while inside a function that extends outside the screen, i can’t see the cursor anymore. I would expect to find this setting in ST itself, but it doesn’t seem to exist… is it intended in your plugin?[/quote]

Could you report any issues and questions in the github repo?
Here: github.com/wuub/SublimeEyeball/issues
if it’s something related to Sublime integration (like the problem above)

Or here: github.com/wuub/eyeball/issues
if you think it’s a problem with the library itself (wrong selection, tracebacks and so on). If you aren’t sure which one is correct, just pick one at random

I tend to not check those threads regularly, and when I do I later forget about the reported issues.

[wuub]

Thank you for using github, your issue is now resolved

[sfranky]

thank you!

[tronghieu1987]

This is working great to me. Thank you very much!