Hello. On page https://packagecontrol.io/packages/subl%20protocol there is a sentence (Note 3: on Linux you need to have subl in your path). So, how Do I do that?
How to install subl protocol?
nacesprin
#3
On terminal, when write:
subl
then open Sublime Text 3. So, the $PATH variable is correct, but when writting:
subl://home/javier/test.php
the response is:
javier@pcjavi:~$ subl:///home/javier/test.php
bash: subl:///home/javier/test.php: File or directory not found
same with 1 slash minus:
javier@pcjavi:~$ subl://home/javier/test.php
bash: subl://home/javier/test.php: File or directory not found
And the file /home/javier/test.php does exist. So, how can I subl protocol get working?
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FichteFoll
#4
Shells don’t support this kind of operation – or does this work with http?
Normally you would register a protocol handler with X11, but then you would use something like xdg-open subl://path/to/file instead. Or you could register it in your browser.
Edit: I didn’t look into the package until now, but it does seem indeed that this is what happens:
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Support opening files through URL handling