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Originally Posted by Celena Luna
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This is a usual/normal message. Sometimes when Sublime Text Package Control installs or updates something,
it needs to restart Sublime Text to finish the installation/update.
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Originally Posted by Celena Luna
1. The Amxmodx tap didn't appear.
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I did not added that menu to be show when install the StudioChannel because it's goal
is to be a universal programming environment for all programming languages.
Therefore, adding a exclusive menu on the main Sublime Text interface for every language out there
would not be nice. Anyways, you can always customize Sublime Sublime text.
I just added a command to create the menu. But it will only be available when
the version `3.0.0` of the package is released. I will release it soon as the
following pull request gets merged:
- https://github.com/wbond/package_control_channel/pull/7193 Renamed Amxmodx package to AmxxEditor
After that, you will be able to access the command on:
`Prefences -> Package Settings -> AmxxEditor -> Install AmxxEditor Menu`
But as you are using the `StudioChannel`, you can install the version 3.0.0 just by uninstalling the package `AmxxEditor` and installing it again. Then you will be able to use that command to create the menu.
But first, delete your Package Control Cache because I did the updates on this afternoon,
then it is probably out of date. To delete the cache you just need to open your `User` folder
and delete the folder `Package Control.cache` directory.
To open the your User folder, just to go the Sublime Text menu `Preferences -> Browse Packages...` Then you can find the `User` directory there.
To uninstall the `AmxxEditor` package just press `Ctrl+Shift+P` and type `Remove Package`, and press Enter,
then you type the name `AmxxEditor` and press enter.
Then to install the package again, just do the same steps, but use `Install Package` instead of `Remove Package`
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Originally Posted by Celena Luna
2. It used to be F9 for build. Why it have to be Ctr+B now?
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Because F9 was not the standard way of building with Sublime Text, but `F7` or `Ctrl+B`
or `Ctrl+Shift+B` (if you want to change the building script).
You can create a setting on your user keybindings to use F9 key if you like.
- Just go to the Sublime Text menu `Preferences -> Key Bindings`
- Then add the following key bind:
Code:
[
{ "keys": ["f9"], "command": "build" },
]
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Originally Posted by Celena Luna
3. #include didn't hightlight
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- Can you close your Sublime Text,
- And open it again,
- And open the Sublime Text console, and wait until all packages finished loading
- Then post here the console contents?
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