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Tag detection in python?!

#1

https://public.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pMea5v3Ri-tgwbIVPczR2DNtNmkrwlU_y4lo9SEVZeRTE0rhjoVjRiJrGjy1VTCqD89XubB1C70uFf3QhdjdQVw/tagproblem.png

Hi all,

I was writing something in python, and I found this.

Any idea which package or which functionality that sublime has contributes this?

And it says:
“n” tag is not closing in line 5
on status bar, which is not on the picture

Thanks guys.

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#2

that would be SublimeLinter

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#3

Thank you for your reply man, but it’s not correct. I didn’t install that plugin.

I tried it out immediately when I saw your post, and it didn’t recognize those special syntax’s like return-and-or. unfortunately.

:smile: Thank you.

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#4

What the scope name in the highlighted part of file (put your cursor somewhere on it and hit ctrl+alt+shift+p, the scope is displayed in the status bar).
I suspect the Python grammar mark it as HTML or something like that.

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#5

You should probably list all of your currently installed plugins.

It definitely looks looks like a linter. It is highlighting what it thinks is the problem, it puts an additional underline at the end of the line indicating the exact place of the issue, and then it pops of the error message in the status bar. It really sounds like a linter of some kind.

Double check all of your plugins. This is not a built in ST2 feature, so it must be the work of a plugin.

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#6

This is the “Tag” package. I fixed this issue, please update. :smile:
New feature from the weekend. Was ‘linting’ all documents, sorry. I solved this issue with a preference to allow lint only in specific documents types. Defaults to: “”, “html”, “htm”, “php”, “tpl”, “md”, “txt”, “xhtml”, “xml”, “rdf”, “xul”, “svg”, “xsd”, “xslt”, “tmTheme”, “tmPreferences”, “tmLanguage”, “sublime-snippet”
There is also a preference to disable this feature.

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#7

[quote=“tito”]This is the “Tag” package. I fixed this issue, please update. :smile:
New feature from the weekend. Was ‘linting’ all documents, sorry. I solved this issue with a preference to allow lint only in specific documents types. Defaults to: “”, “html”, “htm”, “php”, “tpl”, “md”, “txt”, “xhtml”, “xml”, “rdf”, “xul”, “svg”, “xsd”, “xslt”, “tmTheme”, “tmPreferences”, “tmLanguage”, “sublime-snippet”
There is also a preference to disable this feature.[/quote]

Thank you. It’s now working nicely.

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