I'm getting these weird dark red messages in Sublime Text after installing Sierra iOS and updating Sublime to Build 3126.
I tried to delete the pieces of code and retype them by hand, but they keep reappearing every time I hit 'Save'. Does anyone know what they are and how to get rid of them, please?
A color scheme assigns colors and font styles to scopes , which are assigned to the text by the syntax. The rest of the look of the user interface is controlled by the theme. The theme controls such elements as buttons select lists, the sidebar and tabs. Sublime Text color schemes are implemented using .sublime-color-scheme files, containing JSON.
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Good color schemes make it easy for quick code identification and reduce eyestrain. Here is a rundown of the top 16 themes available on Sublime Text you need to download and install for the next bootup. But first, let’s go over the steps of installing themes in Sublime Text.
Now to install Rainglow color scheme package to Sublime Text using Package Control package manager, open your Sublime Text editor and go to Preferences > Package Control as marked in the screenshot below. Now click on Package Control: Install Package as marked in the screenshot below.
Those are inline build errors. It is a new feature in the Beta Build 3124 (Dev Build 3118).
Build errors are now shown inline, at the location the error occurred. This is done via the new Phantoms API, which allows HTML annotations to be added to the text buffer by plugins.
Inline build errors can be disabled via the
show_errors_inline
setting.— Sublime Text Blog
Inline build errors can be disabled via the show_errors_inline
setting.
User
Menu > Preferences > Settings
(Preferences.sublime-settings - User
)
{
"show_errors_inline": false
}
Per-Project
Menu > Project > Edit Project
{
"settings": {
"show_errors_inline": false
}
}
Create a custom key binding.
Menu > Preferences > Key Bindings
{
"keys": ["ctrl+l"],
"command": "exec",
"args": {
"hide_phantoms_only": true
}
}
Or for vim modes:
{
"keys": ["ctrl+l"],
"command": "exec",
"args": {
"hide_phantoms_only": true
},
"context": [
{ "key": "setting.command_mode" }
]
}
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