Sublime Text3 Configuring the Python Development Environment (Windows edition)

Installation phase:

1. Installation of Sublime Text3:
   • Download URL: https://www.sublimetext.com/
   • When the download is complete, click Install.
2. Install the package Control:
   • Click Tools, install package Control
3. Install Anaconda:
   • Ctrl+shift+p, enter install package, input anaconda, enter
4. Install SUBLIMEREPL:
   • Ctrl+shift+p, enter install package, input SUBLIMEREPL, enter
5. Install Djaneiro:
   • Ctrl+shift+p, enter install package, input Djaneiro, enter

Configuration phase:

• Configuration SUBLIMEREPL:

Preferences, browse Packages, sublimerepl, config, python, open main.sublime-menu, find /c0>

{"Command": "Repl_open",                     "caption": "Python-run Current File",                     "id": "Repl_python_run",                     "mnemonic": "R",                     "args": {                        "type": "Subprocess",                        "encoding": "UTF8",                        "cmd": ["Python", "-U", "-I", "$file _basename"],                        "CWD": "$file _path",                        "Syntax": "Packages/python/python.tmlanguage",                        "external_id": "Python",                        "Extend_env": {"pythonioencoding": "Utf-8"}                        }                    ,

Modify the "cmd" entry in it.

• • If Python2 and Python are installed on your computer

    • • To use Python2 cmd, fill in "cmd": ["Python", "-U", "-I", "$file _basename"]
      • If you want to python3 cmd, fill in "cmd": ["Python3", "-U", "-I", "$file _basename"]

  • If there is only one Python version in your computer

    • • Directly fill in "cmd": ["Python", "-U", "-I", "$file _basename"]
• Custom Sublimerepl shortcut keys

Preferences, browse package, Sublimerepl, config, python, open default.sublime-commands

{        "caption": "Sublimerepl:python-run Current File",        "command": "Run_existing_window_command", "args":        { "            ID": "Repl_python_run", "            file": "Config/python/main.sublime-menu"        }    },

and copy to Preferences, key Bindings, and add the shortcut keys you want to set in your code, as follows:

{"        keys": ["SHIFT+F10"],     //Modify the contents of square brackets, custom shortcut        "caption": "Sublimerepl:python-run Current File",        " Command ":" Run_existing_window_command "," args ":        {            " id ":" Repl_python_run ",            " file ":" config/python/ Main.sublime-menu "        }    },

Sublime Text3 Configuring the Python Development Environment (Windows edition)