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"Unable to read project" SublimeText and Windows and C#.... #12

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NigelThorne opened this issue Aug 11, 2017 · 2 comments
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"Unable to read project" SublimeText and Windows and C#.... #12

NigelThorne opened this issue Aug 11, 2017 · 2 comments

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@NigelThorne
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I'm trying to use SublimeText3 with Windows and C#; I'm getting some problem launching.

oi editor sublime
causes the editor to load, but with errors (same one twice).
"Unable to read project /d/code/continuoustests/.OpenIDE/profile.ack/ContinuousTests.sublime-project"
"Unable to read project /d/code/continuoustests/.OpenIDE/profile.ack/ContinuousTests.sublime-project"
(They may be with the fact that I'm trying to compile MightlyMoose and it already has a .OpenIDE folder though).

I noticed the paths are posix style, so I uninstalled the posix plugin...

oi package
C# add using (c-sharp-add-using v1.0)
C# language plugin (C-Sharp v1.4)
contextual-tampering (contextual-tampering v1.0)
Environment Init POSIX (environment-init-posix v1.0)

oi package uninstall environment-init-posix
Removed package environment-init-posix-v1.0

...but I still get the errors.

@acken
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acken commented Aug 13, 2017

Getting sublime running needs the sublime plugin to be added manually. The plugin itself is here:
https://github.com/continuoustests/EditorEngine.Sublime/tree/master/SublimeText3

For the continuous tests tings you are seeing it was some of the OpenIDE config from my profile that had leaked into the default profile. Removed it now.

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acken commented Aug 13, 2017

Just to warn you this WILL be a bumpy ride but if you are up for it you are welcome :) As mentioned it is likely to something like the other side of "works on my machine" experience ;)

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