Goto-CSS-Declaration

[rmaksim]

yep, I also found this key mappings confusing because in windows they predefined for changing window behaviour

yep, unfortunately you're right (
in Windows 7
Win + Left - Dock the current Window to the left half of the screen
Win + Right – Dock the current Window to the right half of the screen

try to use super+. and super+, or other suitable combination of keys.

UPDATE: Default (Windows).sublime-keymap to this combination.

[chodorowicz]

It'd alse like very much support for SASS and LESS - I suppose it's nothing fancy, just adding .less and .scss files to the searching procedure. Or am I wrong?

[rmaksim]

It'd alse like very much support for SASS and LESS - I suppose it's nothing fancy, just adding .less and .scss files to the searching procedure. Or am I wrong?

Support for SASS and LESS (and other from user settings) will be added soon.

Thanks for your feedback.

[rmaksim]

UPDATE: v0.2.0

+ Added: support for .SASS and .LESS (and .other from goto_css_declaration.sublime-settings)

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    {
        "css_files": [".css", ".sass", ".less"]
    }


[rmaksim]

UPDATE: v0.2.1

+ Fixed: TypeError in is_css() if empty view.file_name() as in "Find Results" window

[StevenRas]

Hi guys,

I really really love this package when working with css.

Now my question is:

Do you think you can extend it to make it work with PHP functions?

I have 2 files opened in tabs. And I would like to jump to the function setCssAndJsFiles().

Here are my code examples:
File 1 (contains function calls)

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// DO IT: Call a function
EmsTools::setCssAndJsFiles();
EmsTools.setCssAndJsFiles();


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// Function definition
public static function setCssAndJsFiles() {
}

[sheldno]

Has anyone got this working with Rails? E.g. with html.erb and css.scss.erb files? I've been unsuccessful...

[rmaksim]

Has anyone got this working with Rails? E.g. with html.erb and css.scss.erb files? I've been unsuccessful...

Preferences -> Package Settings -> Goto-CSS-Declaration -> Settings-Default

try adding the extension ".scss" (or ".erb" ?) to the list
{
"css_files": [".css", ".sass", ".less", ".scss"]
}

with ".less" it works fine

[rmaksim]

Hi guys,
I really really love this package when working with css.
Now my question is:
Do you think you can extend it to make it work with PHP functions?

try using the "Goto Symbol" package

[sheldno]

Preferences -> Package Settings -> Goto-CSS-Declaration -> Settings-Default

try adding the extension ".scss" (or ".erb" ?) to the list
{
"css_files": [".css", ".sass", ".less", ".scss"]
}

with ".less" it works fine

Unfortunately this doesn't work, I believe it's because the plugin only considers html files as ending with ".html", an option for "html_files" would solve this problem. In a Rails context most files end with .erb and only some of those files are css and only some are html, it would make most sense to be able to write the following:

{
"css_files": [".css", ".sass", ".less", ".css.erb", ".css.scss.erb"],
"html_files": [".html", ".html.erb"]
}

Do you think you can extend it to make it work with PHP functions?

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