V8 Engine for sublime text 2 - writing your plugin use JS

[senzo]

And now a proper javascript autocompletion for custom objects and functions on top of this... Could this be possible without a window environment? Would be awesome though...

[facelessuser]

It seems a portion of your code checks for a member that doesn't always exist.

In jshint.py it sometimes checks for error.id, but id doesn't always exist. I haven't root caused the issue, but instead patched the symptom for now.

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                     if(settings.get("warnings") or (hasattr(error, 'id') and re.compile("^error ").match(error.id))):
                        self.panel.insert(edit, self.panel.size(), error.id + ' : ' + error.reason + ' ,'.join(details) + ' \n')
                     if(hasattr(error, 'id') and re.compile("^warning ").match(error.id)):
                        count_warnings = count_warnings + 1

This really is a fantastic plugin. Keep up the great work.

[akira]

bugfixed:

jshint error.id doesn't exist sometimes
JSHINT.sublime-settings loading path fixed

https://github.com/akira-cn/sublime-v8-osx

thanks~

[ajpalkovic]

icanhaz linux version?

[akira]

icanhaz linux version?

I haven't tested sublime text2 on linux yet

I use to build a PyV8 linux_x86_64 version successfully on my linode ubuntu (I cannot build the trunk lastest version of PyV8 to my ubuntu, but I did build the v8 r6125 + pyv8 r316)

I guess it can work fine if you just build the PyV8.py and _PyV8.so on your own linux os and copy the release file to the sublime-v8-xxx plugin directory (replace the .py and the .so)

thanks~

[patrickbrosset]

Great plugin Akira! Thanks for the hard work and bug fixes.
I was about to create my own javascript console yesterday evening and stumbled upon yours after looking around.
Why is this not on the community package page? http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/community

[krog]

Can i haz win64 version or if you don't have access to a win64 machine, newbie instructions for compiling to win64 so I can give it a try. If I can get it to compile, I'll gladly commit to your github if you like.

Also, +1 for community package idea http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/community

This is insanely awesome, Akira. Thank you!

[billy@itaccess.org]

Thanks for the test.js file, the code seems easy to follow. I don't know what to do with the file though. Where do I put it, how do I activate it?

Are there any other examples or related resources on the net?

[skaet]

+1 for 64 bit version
+1 for community package

[SeanWcom]

Looks like it's been added to the community package list... so that's good. Now we just need a 64bit compatible library...