Configuration of Sublime-Text3 Python Environment

Configuration of Sublime-Text3 Python Environment

01. Preface

This article mainly introduces how to configure the Python development environment on Windows 10 based on the installation and use of Sublime-Text3 . Writing Python code with Sublime-Text is a very good choice.

02. Re-introduction to installation

1. ctrl+shift+p shortcut key to bring up the command panel;
2. Enter install to bring up the Install Package option and press Enter;
3. Select or enter the name of the plugin you need to install in the list

03. Configuration of the Python environment

1. Use 02. Re-introduction steps for installation, the name of the plugin to be installed is: Anaconda (code prompt plugin), the installation is completed as shown in the figure:

2. After the installation is completed, you can go through [Preference] >> [Package Settings] >> [ Anaconda] >> [Setting User] View installed plugins, configure

{
    "python_interpreter":"C:\\Development\\Python\\Anaconda3\\python.exe",
    "suppress_word_completions":true,
    "suppress_explicit_completions":true,
    "complete_parameters":true,
    "anaconda_linting": false
}

After the configuration is complete, there will be a code prompt function.

3. Continue to install a plugin SublimeTmpl, the installation method is the same as above, this is to allow us to quickly mail python files.
Configuration: [Preference] >> [Package Settings] >> [SublimeTmpl] >> [Setting User]

{  
            "disable_keymap_actions": false, // "all"; "html,css"  
            "date_format" : "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S",  
            "attr": {  
                "author": "JackPI",  
                "email": "1129501586@qq.com",  
                "link": "https://blog.csdn.net/meiqi0538"  
            }  
}

Then configure the shortcut keys: [Preference] >> [Package Settings] >> [SublimeTmpl] >> [Key Bindings-Default] to modify the shortcut

    {  
        "caption": "Tmpl: Create python", "command": "sublime_tmpl",  
        "keys": ["ctrl+alt+p"], "args": {"type": "python"}  ,"context": [{"key": "sublime_tmpl.python"}]
    }

The basic environment has been configured here. At this time, we need to remember to default the document to python format: [View] >> [Syntax] >> [Python]