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SublimePTY [pre-alpha]

#45

Yeah, something is broken :wink:

PgUp (VK_PREVIOUS) & PgDown (VK_NEXT) are not simply not present in KEYMAP yet :smile:

I will definitely try to add mouse support once basic functions are working correctly. Fortunately .sublime-mousemap give me all the power I need to implement clicks and scrolling. EDIT: (this might be a bit more difficult than I thought, as mousemap seems to ignore “context” argument. ) EDIT2: And thanks to quarnster/SublimeGDB we should be able to have a bit hacky mouse support :wink:

Cursor is ignored in win32 version ATM. But I’ve already solved it in OSX/Linux PTY and it should be a 5 minutes feature.

It’s for debugging only. Also at one point in time I would like to be able to attach multiple Sublime views to the same console process. Having a separate window to interact with lets me check if current implementation correctly handles updates that did not originate in a sublime view.

Yup. Because of this: sublimetext.userecho.com/users/9 … /feedback/ I’m planning 3 easily switchable modes:
no_color, some_color (paint only things that are not standard fg/bg), full_hd_with_fabulous_pink_grid ( (http://i.imgur.com/Dh4io.png))

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#46

Very simple mouse support has been added.
Crtl+Alt+LMB and Ctrl+Alt+RMB are sent to windows console as simple LMB & RMB clicks (no long presses or drag&drop)

EDIT:

  • double click :wink:

EDIT2:

  • console automatically adjusts its size to the available area
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#47

(updated first post)
0.2.0

  • most of the functions for beta version on windows are now ready

Known problems:

  • console_server.py still needs to be started/killed manually
  • capitalized letters are broken

Short screencast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaGBVdlqTko)
I’m was super tired, and didn’t know what I was doing but it should be pretty obvious what works and what doesn’t. Most of the delays are me thinking what to do next or waiting for buffer to resize (ATM resizing is done each 2 seconds or so))

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#48

Looks awesome but it would look even better without the region borders :smile:

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#49

If you create two regions (one solid, one outline) you can probably get rid of the different color border. That won’t help the rounded issue at the corners, but it would help it look a bit better.

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#50

I try to add the repo to package control but it doesn’t work.

If I just download the package from github and install it I got

File “.\sublime_plugin.py”, line 356, in run_
return self.run(edit, **args)
File “.\sublime_keypress.py”, line 11, in run
File “.\process.py”, line 276, in send_keypress
File “.\process.py”, line 290, in read
TypeError: ‘NoneType’ object is not iterable

I am using Sublime dev build and Windows 7 64 bit.

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#51

Yeah, getting the same error, though I managed to run it once or twice :smile:

By the way, the end result is quite slow (sporting maximum 1-1.5 redraws per second). Why would that be?

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#52

Yeah, I should’ve made it more clear that it’s still rather user hostile :mrgreen: There was absolutely zero work done in the area of graceful shutdown and/or error handling.
If you get it running, then play with it because you’ll have to restart sublime to launch another one (this will obviously be changed before beta to allow multiple consoles, closing processes on tab close, etc. etc.)

TL;DR: Don’t know. I didn’t profile it yet.
I suspect that applying 500-5000+ color regions can be a bit slow but didn’t have time to check yet.
Either way 1-1.5fps seems low. How long is the delay between pressing a key and character showing up in SublimePTY console (w/o far) ?

Yeah, sorry. I updated installation instruction on github.

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#53

When I do something in the window that shows up when I launch console_server.py, the feedback is instantaneous

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#54

Ok. I’ll be doing some profiling soon, and since I’ve already switched to UDP*, maybe some async goodness will improve responsiveness.

    • to any network programmers: I know that my use case is an abomination and I know UDP can theoretically drop packets even over loopback, but for now its connection-less nature and framing makes so many things easier that I’m willing to accept the risk :smile:

EDIT:
Guess what: _apply_colors() diff refresh and full refresh

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#55

Allrighty, now it’s 10 fps. Still not ideal, but very decent! Thank you!

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#56

Wow…it works!!!

I am glad that the windows version works. :slight_smile:

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#57

hi, and first of all thanks for the plugin which is really amazing!
I have a little problem though: if i quit sublime with pty tab open, when i open sublime again the pty tab opens again without any errors, but it doesn’t respond to any input, it just shows bash-3.2$
is this a known problem? I’m using latest sublime build with lion 10.7.4
Also, a little request: is it possibile to have the terminal open at the root of the current opened project? or at least to a custom folder and not to / ?
thanks in advance for any help
Francesco

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#58

AFAIK this is very strange sublime “bug”. Maybe someone knows why it happens, I don’t. TERMINAL views are marked as scratch (v.set_scratch(True)) and most of the time restarting ST2 should close them as well. But from time to time they reappear for no apparent reason.
In other words, if TERMINAL view is visible after Sublime restart, it will be defunct and there are no plans to change this right now.

Definitely. I’ll add it very soon.

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#59

Win 7 x64

socket.error: [Errno 10048] Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 356, in run_
    return self.run(edit, **args)
  File ".\sublime_keypress.py", line 11, in run
  File ".\process.py", line 279, in send_keypress
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'send_keypress'
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 339, in run_
    return self.run()
  File ".\sublimepty.py", line 26, in run
  File ".\process.py", line 264, in start
  File "D:\Dropbox\Downloads\Applications\sublimetext2-2195x64\Data\Packages\SublimePTY\console\console_client.py", line 25, in __init__
    self._sock.bind((UDP_IP, SEND_UDP_PORT))
  File "<string>", line 1, in bind
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#60

You’ve tried to run two SublimePTY terminals at the same time or something else is using port 8828 or 8829.
Right now Win32Process’es are not collected when TERMINAL view is closed, so if you start one you have to quickly restart sublime to free the port.

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#61

[quote=“wuub”]

You’ve tried to run two SublimePTY terminals at the same time or something else is using port 8828 or 8829.
Right now Win32Process’es are not collected when TERMINAL view is closed, so if you start one you have to quickly restart sublime to free the port.[/quote]

I went ahead and restarted Sublime.
Tried again and got this error (though I’m not sure if it’s related, i’ll remove tortoisegit and try it again and post back):


Traceback (most recent call last): File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 356, in run_ return self.run(edit, **args) File ".\sublime_keypress.py", line 11, in run File ".\process.py", line 280, in send_keypress File ".\process.py", line 296, in read TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable Traceback (most recent call last): File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 356, in run_ return self.run(edit, **args) File ".\sublime_keypress.py", line 11, in run File ".\process.py", line 280, in send_keypress File ".\process.py", line 296, in read TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable Traceback (most recent call last): File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 356, in run_ return self.run(edit, **args) File ".\sublime_keypress.py", line 11, in run File ".\process.py", line 280, in send_keypress File ".\process.py", line 296, in read TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

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#62

I uninstalled tortoisegit. Though I never use it, it may have been running something on the aforementioned ports.

Restarted and tried again ran into the same issue @erinata had.


Okay. Restarted Sublime again, but before that I made sure console_server.py was running.
Success! Got it working here’s how it looks. Now, here’s what I’m seeing (red grid lines):


Edit: Noticing that it is very slow frame rate as well, but great start! Amazing work as always!
Edit2: I hope you figure out a way to run terminal without having to run cmd prior to starting Sublime. I’m not sure that’s possible, but awesome? HELL YES! :smiley:

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#63

[quote=“facelessuser”]
If you create two regions (one solid, one outline) you can probably get rid of the different color border. That won’t help the rounded issue at the corners, but it would help it look a bit better.[/quote]

+1.
I’m sure wuub is still working out so more important things but if he gets a chance, it would look that much better.

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#64

Sometimes you just have to leave people alone and they will figure stuff out :mrgreen:

SublimePTY.tmTheme uses white[fg].black[bg] as a default screen color. If console reports any character as white.black I don’t have to add any region and: a) everything works faster b) borders are not present.
You’ve changed console text color to green, because of that each character is reported as green.black (even if it’s a [space]) and there are a lot of regions to apply.

_apply_colors() is slow, I promise I’ll try to improve it asap. :smile:

I know exactly how to enable this, but I also know that once I make it too easy to run SublimePTY, people will start using it for real tasks (against my every advice) and I’ll be flooded with requests. As you’ve probably noticed, it’s still an alpha/prototype, lets say running console_server.py is a test :wink:

I had the same idea, but combining any DRAW_EMPTY/DRAW_EMPTY_AS_OVERWRITE with DRAW_OUTLINED (in any order) did not yield anything useful. It seems as if any additional regions are ignored when DRAW_EMPTY or DRAW_EMPTY_AS_OVERWRITE is used.

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