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Sublime 3 installed packages not in Package Settings

#1

Installed Origami using the package manager, but I can’t find where to configure key mappings. Edit: Same problem with SublimeLinter-pylint.

I know Origami is installed because the view->origami menu has shown up, but there is nothing under Preferences->Package Settings.

Looking in ~/.config/sublime-text-3/installed-packages/ I see Origami.sublime-package, but there is no folder showing up in ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/

All the other packages I have installed [GitGutter, Pylinter, SublimeCodeIntel, Jedi, SideBar] show a menu in the Preferences->Package Settings dropdown where I can configure Key Bindings.

Is this a problem with Sublime 3, or the individual packages?

thanks

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#2

Individual packages, they define whether they have menus and where those menus are located.

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#3

What is confusing is that for example, SublimeLinter-pylint says here: sublime.wbond.net/packages/SublimeLinter-pylint
that it has setting options. However, I do not see a sublime-settings file.

Additionally, SublimeLinter docs say it provides the following setting for its lint plugins:

{ "args": "--foo=bar --bar=7 --no-baz" }
To pass arguements, ex. I want to pass “–load_plugin django-pylint” to pylint, but I do not know where to put it to associate it with a particular linter.

My issue with Origami is that it is clear from the docs that there are ways to bind keys to actions, but does not provide any examples, nor where to put the settings, since there appears to be no Origami.sublime-settings file. I tried to create such a file, but it didn’t appear to get read by Sublime.

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#4

Just installed SublimeLinter, its settings file is where user packages “normally” add their menu items. Preferences > Package Settings > SublimeLinter

From there you can open up the Settings - User file to make the updates that you need sublimelinter.readthedocs.org/en … tml#linter

As for Origami it doesn’t have a menu item to open up the keymap files, but, they can be found here to see what the command names are github.com/SublimeText/Origami

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#5

Maybe I misunderstand how the settings work. Is it as if it doesn’t really matter, except for order of precedence, in which .sublime-setting file a particular configuration setting is placed?

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#6

You do not need to manually create a settings file for SublimeLinter, you’ll just need to open it via the menu item (the Settings - User one). Here is an example that they provide on adding linter specific settings sublimelinter.com/en/latest/ … r-settings

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