latest update completely broke highlight
MartinFugess opened this issue · comments
It has also broken the Goto Symbol window. It no longer only displays the function list, it displays every use of every keyword of every function.
I've had to remove this plugin for now
And all the CSS autocompletions no longer work.
Please fix it.
Hi @MartinFugess, I have pushed an update a few hours ago. Could you double check if the property name is highlighted as in the old version? Thanks
@tedc Could you let me know which autocompletions you are using? The built-in completions of the old version has been removed. And I think and tested the Emmet plugin works great for providing CSS completions.
current state after last update [27.11.2017 / 14:55]:
3 years old version with correct highlighting:
@P233 I'm using Emmet. If I switch syntax highlighting to SCSS, autocompletion stops working. With SASS highlighting checked, everything is fine.
The syntax selected:
If I try to write some css property:
there are also scope issues with non-spaced values after property name..
@MartinFugess In the new version, pseudo class and pseudo element have a new scope name entity.other.pseudo-class.css.sass which is inherited from the default Sublime Text CSS package. So it may not be highlighted in some colour schemes but be highlighted is some other colour schemes, I am not very sure. I am just trying to respect the scope naming of the Default CSS package.
Comma is not highlighted as in the old version.
I also have issues with last update...
if I commented some rule, it comments all lines down...
@tedc That's strange because I just tested and the emmet popup works in SCSS syntax but not in Sass syntax.Actually, if I type "dn" and press tab in Sass syntax, it still completes "display: none" only the popup window doesn't disappear.
I'll keep looking for a solution. Sorry for the inconvenience.
@mugukamil I just pushed a quick fix. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please wait for the package control update.
I use default monokai scheme with adaptive theme on latest sublime version [3.0, 3143].
Old version yours plugin highlight correct pseudoclass and pseudoelements, new version not.
For example, the each is also wrong highligted.
@MartinFugess I'm going through the same thing :s
@MartinFugess @dallington I just pushed another update to fix the variables within @each. Please wait for the package control update and take a look.
@iamsisar The non-spaced value issue is also fixed in the latest version.
please can you explain this 's extension in the video tutorial I don't know how I can use this's the extension thank you
@Amr789 You don't have to learn anything to use this plugin. Install this plugin through the package control, then open any .sass or .scss files, the syntax should be get highlighted.
@tedc Is your issues solved? Could you check the css_completions_scope field of your emmet settings file and make sure the source.scss scope is in the list?
I just noticed the source.sass scope is not included by default, so the emmet CSS completions don't pop up in .sass files.
I am thinking about maybe adding source.scss - comment - variable - keyword.control - entity.other to the css_completions_scopefiled could solve your issue.
@P233 yes, css completions now work fine but, before this update, completions worked also with sass/scss variables and all the other strings used in the same file I was working with. Now they didn't suggest/complete any of these.
i.e. If, in my _some-style.scss I have a $color string, completions give me $color when I was typing $c (in general, a part of the string). The same for css property ("transform: tran" became "transform: translate3d", with other choices in the dropdown).