Configure sublime text 3 using python and sublimepython

Configure sublime text 3 using python and sublimepython

1. Download it on the official website of sublime text. It is a suitable version for your system. Address: https://www.sublimetext.com/3

2. After installation, open Preferences ---> Settings in the menu bar (this is the latest version when this is written)

3. Open these two files: Preferences. sublime-settings -- Default and Preferences. sublime-settings -- User.

The User file is edited.

4. write such a piece of configuration information/code in the braces of the file and save it:

 1 // Settings in here override those in "Default/Preferences.sublime-settings", 2 // and are overridden in turn by syntax-specific settings. 3 { 4  5     "python":{ 6         "Python":"D:/Python27/python.exe", 7         "pythonExtraPaths": 8         [ 9             "D:/Python27",10             "D:/Python27/DLLS",11             "D:/Python27/Lib",12             "D:/Python27/Lib/site_packages"13         ]14     },15     16 }

5. After the configuration is complete, run Ctrl-B. However, if no output information is found, the following configuration is required.

File ---> New File: Create a New File and save it as Python. sublime-build (Python can also write other ideas, such as My_Python)

You also need to write a piece of configuration information/code in it to save:

1 {2     "shell_cmd": "d:/python27/python.exe -u \"$file\"",3     "file_regex": "^[ ]*File \"(...*?)\", line ([0-9]*)",4     "selector": "source.python",5     "encoding":"cp936"6 }

6. Execute Ctrl-B again to check whether the system can run normally and see the output (provided that you have to have the output)