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Could not work on Ubuntu 12.04 #12
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Hi xgenvn! Before: args = [location] After: args = ['python2', location] I'd like to open a pull request for this, but I can't do it now. If you see this, please fix this problem and close this issuse, thanks. |
Please chmod the files under lib to 775 or 777.
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@xgenvn Yeah, that would work too. |
@JokerQyou I think we should not use the full arg list for subprocess, because it'll depend on python environment of end user. It would be python2, or python3, or anything else, it'll be complicated then. I supposed most of people using this plugin through typing _git clone , so I have to cut off most of the important code (but also complex) to process the package uncompressing and chmod, the unicode print and grab the output, most of all is the compatibility between sublime 2 and 3. |
@xgenvn Wow, I did not notice that. This plugin is very useful for those who don't want to change their input method. Thanks for your patience. |
@xgenvn it works on ubuntu 14.04. |
Hi I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 64bit, with Sublime Text 2 version 2.0.2 (build 2221) installed.
I installed InputHelper with Package Control.
Each time I press
Ctrl + Shift + Z
, nothing happens, when I pressCtrl + `
to view the console, the following error was printed:I've read all the issues under this repo, and found no solution so far.
This information might also help: when I run
python linux_text_input_gui.py
inlib
folder, the input box does appear, and after pressingEnter
, the content is also printed in the terminal.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: