FWIW, I’m using the Elixir package for code hilighting in ST3, and the ElixirSublime package does some basic linting and code completion. It does require that that iex, etc are in the path of the ST3 edit process. The code completion is spotty at best.
bbense
sribe
How? I tried installing the Elixir package for code highlighting into ST3, and it did not work.
0
sribe
FWIW, this motivated me to finally compare Atom–I liked it better within minutes, and after a couple of days see no reason to try to get back to Sublime. (Of course, I’m talking about Sublime Text 2 since I haven’t been able to get syntax highlighting to work in ST3.) Maybe week after I’ll give emacs a try…
1
bbense
To be honest I don’t know. I did it so long ago and it has more or less “just worked” since then. I did install the Elixir package first. One new thing I’ve noticed is that “hover” over a name now lists where it is used.
I’ll have to give Atom another try, every time I’ve attempted it in the past it has been just too slow. But that was quite some time ago.
0
sribe
jannekai
I’ve been happily using Elixir - Packages - Package Control for syntax highlight with ST3. Did try the ElixirSublime package at some point, but can’t remember why I removed it. In any case, the sublime editors inbuilt auto completion has been enough for me and for finding out available functions I prefer iex shell.
0
sribe
I tried that; it did not work.
Now it works.
???
Literally, I tried installing in the Sublime Text 3 location for packages. Quit & relaunched–did not work. I’ve already deleted ST3, but after seeing your answer here decided to try one more time. Downloaded it, launched it, and it works. Did not do anything else but that…
0
ion
Don’t mean to bring up an old thread but since you didn’t get a reply, I just wanted to mention that if you’re using macOS and launch the editor from the dock instead of the terminal, code completion might not work (due to some bug with finding the path to the elixir executable).
0
mkunikow
There was package https://github.com/smashedtoatoms/sublime-elixir-alchemist but I see now is removed, suppose no alchemist integration for sublime now. I suggest to stick with atom in this case (or vim, spacemacs, emacs).
0