Open in Browser

[T.R.]

Perhaps related, but I think the solutions will be quite different for the two questions. The "Open in Browser" command already exists; it is simply disabled for all file types that are not HTML. I would guess this is a setting in the file-type preferences or something. The other question regards modifying the command itself, which may involve writing a plugin. Both would certainly be useful.

[jps]

Open in Browser is implemented by the plugin Packages/HTML/OpenInBrowser.py

If you open that up, you can see that it's hardcoded to only be enabled file names that end in .html or .htm - it would be easy to modify your local copy to use a different set of file extensions.

[T.R.]

Awesome, thanks a lot.

It seems I was wrong, and that they are related, as the script could also likely be modified to open a different browser or application.

[sean]

OpenInBrowser.py

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import sublime, sublimeplugin
import webbrowser

class OpenInBrowserCommand(sublimeplugin.TextCommand):
   def run(self, view, args):
      if view.fileName():
         webbrowser.open_new_tab("file://" + view.fileName())
      
   def isEnabled(self, view, args):
      return view.fileName() and (view.fileName()[-5:] == ".html" or
         view.fileName()[-4:] == ".htm" or
         view.fileName()[-4:] == ".php")


this works, but it's sending this to the browser "file:///C:/xampp/htdocs/test.php". the problem being that my php environment needs to be accessed as simply http ://localhost/test.php. any idea on how to conditionally remove the "C:/xampp/htdocs/" from the beginning and send via "http://" if we're dealing with a php file. total python newb.

sean