Alt-shift-D doesn't work for .litcoffee or .coffee.md #190

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1. markalfred commented on Oct 11, 2014

   

   markalfred

   on Oct 11, 2014

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   Can you confirm that your code is indented 4 spaces, and that the Syntax for the litcoffee file is "CoffeScript (Literate)"?
2. tdsfugal commented on Nov 1, 2014

   

   tdsfugal

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   Yes on both counts.

   • Tabs are set to 2, and I start all code with double tabs, so 4 spaces minimum for all code.
   • View -> Indentation -> "Indent using Spaces" is checked.
   • Have run "convert indentation to spaces" on all files.
   • View -> Syntax -> Better Coffeescript checked on "CoffeeScript (Literate)"
   • Files are all *.litcoffee

   Alt-shift-D used to open up a new unsaved window with the Javascript. Is that what it is supposed to do with .litcoffee? In other words, am I looking for the wrong thing?
3. markalfred commented on Dec 4, 2014

   

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   From the sound of it, what you have should give you what you're looking for. Do you see any errors or output in your console when you hit alt+shift+d?
4. iainhouston commented on May 19, 2015

   

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   on May 19, 2015

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   Picking this thread up again:

     Traceback (most recent call last):
     File "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/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/MacOS/sublime_plugin.py", line 550, in run_
     return self.run(edit, **args)
     File "CoffeeScript in /Users/.../Better CoffeeScript.sublime-package", line 217, in run
     File "CoffeeScript in /Users/.../Better CoffeeScript.sublime-package", line 88, in brew
     File "CoffeeScript in /Users/.../Better CoffeeScript.sublime-package", line 43, in run
     File "CoffeeScript in /Users/.../Better CoffeeScript.sublime-package", line 74, in _run
     File "./subprocess.py", line 824, in __init__
     File "./subprocess.py", line 1448, in _execute_child
     FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'coffee'  
   

   in simple test project with almost exact same setup as @tdsfugal except I'm using Sublime Text 3.

   
5. markalfred commented on May 19, 2015

   

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   on May 19, 2015

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   Hi @iainhouston, do you have coffeescript installed and have its install location set in the binDir? If you follow the steps in the FAQ, this may help to diagnose or resolve the issue
6. iainhouston commented on May 19, 2015

   

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   Yes, it was the binDir setting. I didn't scroll far enough down the README. Please accept my apologies and my thanks for your patient reply. .
7. markalfred commented on May 19, 2015

   

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   on May 19, 2015

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   Happy to help, @iainhouston! Happy coding! 🍻