Sublime Text 3 Support

[nicosantangelo]

Hey!, do you have any plans to port this to ST3?

I'm currently working with Cypher and having to use Plain Text in ST3 is not pretty :(.

If you do plan to do the port and want some help, let me know!

[kollhof]

Hi Nicolás,

I have not used cypher for quite some time now and other things are keeping
me rather busy at the moment. Feel free to fork the repo though.

Jan

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 2:44 AM, Nicolás Santángelo <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hey!, do you have any plans to port this to ST3?

I'm currently working with Cypher and having to use Plain Text in ST3 is
not pretty :(.

If you do plan to do the port and want some help, let me know!

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[brian-gates]

👍

I'd do this myself, but I've never done any ST3 package work. I imagine it's fairly simple.

Where would one get started?

[nicosantangelo]

The differences between the ST3 and ST2 API aren't that big, the important thing is to modify the code to be able to run on Phyton 3 and Python 2.

Sadly most of the times you'll have to check in which version of Sublime are you running, like this:

is_sublime_text_3 = int(sublime.version()) >= 3000

I would recommend that you get sublime-cypher on your ST3 Packages folder, and from there try to resolve the issues one by one.

[brian-gates]

Welp, I'm out! lol.

[danielcooperxyz]

I managed to get it working on ST3, I didn't see any glaring problems in the code after a quick scan, but will check back if I find anything during use.

@brian-gates to get it working I downloaded the code as a zip and put the contents (excluding non-windows files) into:
C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\Cypher

After restarting Sublime it appeared in the Syntax menu. Obviously I take no responsibility for things breaking though, naturally.

[brian-gates]

👍 I'll give it a try!

[nicosantangelo]

@d4nc00per The command can't work on ST3, every call to print is using Python2 syntax

[danielcooperxyz]

Ok, I didn't spot those. I only wrote a simple create and delete script using this, as I'm new to cypher and I had no crashes.

[avindra]

Has anyone managed to get this running in ST3?

[Yomguithereal]

Hello everyone. Has this progressed since June? Can I do something to help?

[brian-gates]

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[avindra]

Switch to Atom my friends. Long live Atom !

[nicosantangelo]

@Yomguithereal Maybe checking the progress of #12 and giving a hand closing that PR ? ( I stopped using Cypher since I created the issue )

[kollhof]

Hey guys,
I have stopped maintaining this repo.
It would be great if someone would fork it and take ownership.
I am happy to put a link to the new home into the README.

[nicosantangelo]

Maybe a transfer/contributor is easier? Because the problem with a fork is that someone has to update PackageControl and move the issues over.

[kollhof]

Adding a contributor would work, but transferring would still mean having to raise a PR against PackageControl(but thats pretty simple).
Forking means more independence from my repo.

[Yomguithereal]

If that's fine with you, I can try to fork the repo and try to build a Sublime Text 3 package. But I cannot promise I can make the query part work since this is really the syntax highlighting I am currently lacking now.