I use to keep a collection of python snippets in a certain location.
I have extended the Python path to allow the import to any python script I am coding.
In addition I have added that path to my user sublime-settings:
"extra_paths":
[
"/home/pyben/path/extramodules"
]
Anaconda recognizes those extra modules flawlessly, as indicated by their appearance in the autocomplete. 
Scripts run without error. 
Yet, SublimeLinter states a “Cannot find module” message. 
I assume this to be a configuration error on my behalf. Is there any place in the config files I should have added that particular path to as well? Any other sources of error possibly involved?
Note: SublimeLinter does not recognize Python 3.6 syntax either. So the path to the Python3.6 executable is not found either.
Tell me if you need any additional information.
Thanks!
From SublimeLinter.sublime-settings:
linters":{
“flake8”:{
“@disable”:false,
“args”:[
], "builtins":"", "excludes":[ "E501" ], "executable":"", "ignore":"", "jobs":"1", "max-complexity":-1, "max-line-length":null, "select":"", "show-code":false }, "mypy":{ "@disable":false, "args":[
], "excludes":[
] } "paths":{ "linux":[ "/usr/local/bin/" ], "osx":[
], "windows":[
] }, "python_paths":{ "linux":[ "/usr/bin/python3.6", "/home/pyben/path/extramodules" ], "osx":[
], "windows":[
] },