1, install the plug-in:
Ctrl+shift+p, install package, plug-in name
2. Run the python file directly:
Ctrl+b
3. Sublime Text installation python: (Link: https://www.zhihu.com/question/22904994/answer/87527103)
1. Install the package control:
View->show Console
1 Import ' Package Control.sublime-package ' ' WB ' ' http://sublime.wbond.net/ ' + pf.replace (','%20'). Read ())
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(You may be prompted to restart Sublimetext)
Confirm that the Preferences menu has a package settings and a package control two menu;
1 ImportUrllib2,os; pf='Package Control.sublime-package'; IPP = Sublime.installed_packages_path (); Os.makedirs (IPP)if notOs.path.exists (IPP)ElseNone; Urllib2.install_opener (Urllib2.build_opener (urllib2. Proxyhandler ())); Open (Os.path.join (IPP, PF),'WB'). Write (Urllib2.urlopen ('http://sublime.wbond.net/'+pf.replace (' ','%20'). read ());Print('Restart Sublime Text to finish installation')
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2, installation Sublimerepl:
Ctrl+shift+p
Install packages
Sublimerepl
Confirm Tools->sublimerepl->python
3. Shortcut key setting F1:
Preferences->key Bindings-user
1[{"Keys":["F1"],2 "caption":"sublimerepl:python-run Current File",3 "Command":"Run_existing_window_command","args":4{"ID":"Repl_python_run","file":"Config/python/main.sublime-menu"}5}]
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Ctrl+s
The F1 can then be executed directly.
Sublime text of Python