Sublime Text 3 building Python IDE

Reference:

https://www.zhihu.com/question/22904994

Http://www.cnblogs.com/luoshupeng/archive/2013/09/09/3310777.html

Description

Environment: WIN10

Software: Sublime Text3

1. Open Sublime Text 3 to install the package control

To use CTRL + ' shortcut keys or open the command line from the View->show console menu, paste the following code:

import urllib.request,os; PF= ' package control.sublime-package '; IPP= sublime.installed_packages_ Path (); Urllib.request.install_opener (Urllib.request.build_opener (Urllib.request.ProxyHandler ()));open ). Write (Urllib.request.urlopen (' http://sublime.wbond.net/' + pf.replace ("'%20 '

If it goes well, you can now see the package settings and the package control two menus under the Preferences menu.

2, Installation Sublimerepl

Ctrl+shift+p Type Install Packages

Wait a moment and then type SUBLIMEREPL to install

With the option Tools->sublimerepl->python, you can see the effect.

3. Keying binding:

Of course, every time through Tools->sublimerepl->python this way is more cumbersome

It will be much easier to bind such an operation to a key like F1.

e.g. open the Preferences->key bindings-user and copy the code:

{"Keys": ["F1"],
"caption": "Sublimerepl:python",
"Command": "Run_existing_window_command", "args":
{"id": "Repl_python",
"File": "Config/python/main.sublime-menu"}}

Then, Ctrl + S is good.




Sublime Text 3 building Python IDE