I think you meant terminus_exec
here. Can you fix the misspelling? (so anyone searching can find it by its name)
Finally, a multi-platform Terminal running in Sublime Text
Hello. Is there any way to create build system which would open terminus in another row panel? I tried terminus_open command (as per packages readme) trying to add some extra arguments but got bunch of exceptions from python. Unfortunately, I’m not python specialist and therefore all that looks for me as black hole.
Great extension! Is there a keyboard shortcut to switch the focus between the editing pane and Terminus? (I’m using Vintage mode and Mac OS)
I have been trying to find something lightweight that would work all the time, but no luck.
Since I operate the editor by voice, I finally came up with a spoken combination of focus neighboring group and go to anything based on the name of the Terminus window.
i am getting out put of my c++ program
as its address maybe how to resove this
the problem occured as command line tools got updated in my mac and first it deleted xcrun file and then i had toh install it through xcode -select – install and now its not showing output as i want
however on executing in terminal it gives correct output
i am getting out put of my c++ program
as its address maybe how to resove this
the problem occured as command line tools got updated in my mac and first it deleted xcrun file and then i had toh install it through xcode -select – install and now its not showing output as i want
however on executing in terminal it gives correct output
plz help sir
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Hello, I am French but I write in English.
could you help me on this error because it comes every time i compile my simple cpp code
here is the error:
‘gcc’ is not recognized as an internal command
or external, an executable program or a batch file.
[Finished in 91ms]
If you want to use the built in C/C++ build system in Sublime, you need to install MinGW first; the error message is telling you that the build is trying to run a program (in this case the C compiler) but it’s not found.
I’m also used to close the current view with Ctrl-W, which doesn’t work here. Ctrl-F4 works though.
The README includes a key binding you can add if you want ctrl+w
to close the tab instead of being given to the program running in the terminal:
{
"keys": ["ctrl+w"], "command": "terminus_close", "context": [{ "key": "terminus_view"}]
}
A decent terminal integration is very much needed. I am not satisfied with TerminalView and will immediately give your package a try.
It’d be nice to have the console open in the current file’s directory, or perhaps set some environment variables about sublime’s open file / project or anything useful for use by shell scripts..
terminus_open
takes a paths
parameter to provide the starting dir.
window.run_command("terminus_open", {"paths": ["/path/to/folder"]})