(good thing Brackets is extensible :)
I switched from Sublime Text 3 to Brackets, not because I have all of the functionality, but I like the project and it feels good to know what is actually inside your editor. Plus, Brackets got a lot faster and more stable, no more crashes for me and it feels good to work with. I have a handful of extensions, one of which is Git, and it feels a lot better than ST3.
cool
I was also an ST user pre-Brackets, and I agree about the feel
obviously, that's subjective. vim and emacs still have plenty of fans!
Hahaha yeah, that's true. Funny thing, there is even a plugin for atom that turns the editor into vim: https://github.com/atom/vim-mode
adobe/brackets#8352
For your very specific request, you could use something like
var cursorLines = EditorManager.getActiveEditor().getSelections()
.filter(function (sel) { // only leave cursors (0-char selections)
return _.isEqual(sel.start, sel.end);
})
.map(function (cursor) {
return cursor.start.line;
});
cursorLines = _.uniq(cursorLines);
@Mark-Simulacrum Fyi, we don't really use Gitter anymore (it was an experiment), so it's better to ask on IRC or brackets-dev in the future. @MarcelGerber's answer looks good though. See also https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Brackets-CodeMirror-v4-Migration-Guide#performing-edits-on-multiple-selections for some useful docs.
Hi, fast question! Is or isn't Brackets IDE working, even if it needs some core or extensions code modifications, with an ONLY NVM node + npm installation and no System or brew installation. Atom.io is proven not to work completely but you can get it to work, sort off and LightTable didn't also work out-of-the-box with only NVM but with some tweaking it does now! Any suggestions??
you do need node installed but other than that it works out of the box
Or it complains about npm like "No Packages found" or "node is not in your PATH" and when I open a console, shell terminal in brackets and echo $PATH strangest thing is that it is included.
All working on Windows, Mac or Linux like Ubuntu or so??
I realize that's not super helpful from your point of view, so I'm hoping someone with more recent install experience can chime in :wink2:
Sorry Markdown test if it would accept it.
Just fyi, Brackets doesn't require you to install Node at all. If you download an official build (http://brackets.io/), it should work out of the box with no additional stuff required.
But also fyi, this channel isn't regularly monitored. #brackets on IRC (or the brackets-dev newsgroup) is the best place for Q&A
yeah I was able to get most of what I wanted in terms of the editor. I really like some of the features. Great job guys. I ended up giving up for the day because I couldn't get it to fit into any of my common workflows. I use grunt and wasn't able to get the editor to allow me to debug everything and do live editing with grunt...
if anyone wants to help me get that workflow going I'll be happy to write it up for others to benefit
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