Good to know it! I’m currently using Emacs (and loving it), but I’ll give Atom a shot, despite I’d used it some time ago.
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stratigos
I just found this: GitHub - edelvalle/SuperElixir: This is a sublime plug-in that provide IDE like capabilities to sublime when working with the Elixir language. · GitHub which claims to do syntax completion and whatnot. It requires the basic ST3 Elixir package though.
After using Atom for a year, I switched back to ST3 as I lost a lot of productivity due mainly to Atom’s feature-richness and being “npm-like” (I recall more than one whole working day sunk into Atom breaking due to a package updating and me trying to figure out what went wrong). Plus there were tons of little bugs with Atom that I had to install yet more packages to compensate for. Ive had virtually zero productivity loss with ST3 (or ST2 back in the day). Atom is a wonderful idea in theory, and yea CSS to handle customizing syntax is really awesome (Sublime’s TM-theme (xml?) is unwieldy and non intuitive, but I hear the new JSON version is nice).
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subetei
Old issue but happened to run into it. In Sublime Text 3 when I upgraded to it I had to reinstall plugin.. after that it wouldn’t work unless I closed all open files (in the sidebar usually you’ll have a list of files open along with the directory tree.. clearing that out worked for me)
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zimt28
Is this a specific plugin? I’ve been using Atom for quite some time now, but don’t get this great code completion
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OvermindDL1
That was just the stock Elixir plugins that are at the top of the plugin listings when searching for elixir. I think this was pre-ElixirLS stuff though?
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abnsv
I dont install any plugin or anything yet. I just choose erlang syntax highliting from the menu then its work.
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