[BU02] How to easily create your first Sublime Text build system

[@kqvanity]

Whenever i look for something related to sublime and see your channel recommended at the search results, i instantly know that i'll have a thorough understanding of the topic . Thanks!

[@OdatNurd]

Awesome, thanks!

[@tua7582]

You put every auctioneer to shame! Same speed, no mumbling - plain awesome.

[@niconfeta4438]

Man, i had a problem with sublime text, it works with a different environment than anaconda (i have two path in the environment variables), but with your video it was solved 100%, thanks a lot!!

[@OdatNurd]

Awesome!

[@vishmapdas7898]

Great video sir, Thank you! :-)

[@MrPimmetjepom]

Thank you, just created a custom python build system :)

[@OdatNurd]

Awesome!

[@vishmapdas7898]

Sir I can't thank u enough. Liked and subbed

[@graymarshall4116]

Great Vid, Thanks. Which video demos the Python error code trapping?

[@OdatNurd]

Hey thanks, and sorry for the delay in responding.. vacation time led right into crunch time. The video for this isn't up on the channel yet; it kept getting pushed for other content. I'll pull it forward in the schedule because it really is an important piece of the puzzle.

[@mikecallahan8050]

Hey there, sorry I’m so hesitant about this. Let me give you a idea of what I’m trying to do. Basically the entire goal of this is to fallow a lesson however I want to implement sublime text to be able to manage. I’m happy with my terminal currently. However in a course I’m doing it used anaconda. I personally dislike how it places everything in separate envs however I’m being told to use it. What I want to do is install it as another build system (new build system). Is that possible to do without changing my default python system? If it is would you be willing to write up instructions? I’m more then happy to pay for this, I’m just need a little help. For this instance I will need to start up a new venv. This is the packages I need to install to it.

[@mikecallahan8050]

name: tsa_course channels: - defaults dependencies: - numpy=1.15.4 - pandas=0.23.4 - matplotlib=3.0.2 - pip=18.1 - python=3.7.2 - python-dateutil=2.7.5 - pytz=2018.7 - scikit-learn=0.20.3 - scipy=1.1.0 - statsmodels=0.9.0 - xlrd=1.2.0 - openpyxl=2.5.12 - lxml=4.3.0 - html5lib=1.0.1 - beautifulsoup4=4.6.3 - jupyter=1.0.0 - pip: - pmdarima==1.1.0 prefix: C:\Anaconda3\envs\tsa_course

[@OdatNurd]

Indeed you can have any many build systems as you would like; you should be able to have multiple versions of Python (or types of Python) installed without them conflicting with each other. I don't know anything specifically about Anaconda but I would imagine that if you install it and use it to install the dependency libraries, the build for it would be identical to the one that ships with Sublime for Python except for the name of the program that it's running.

[@mikecallahan8050]

Thank you so much. Can I get your PayPal or send you some XRP. See I’m trying to feel out sublime fully. Messed with pycharm, it’s a great prg but clunky. Sublime seems more streamline.

[@mikecallahan8050]

Ok, think I have it all figured out 👍. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqLGhZmmod-lbcU

[@OdatNurd]

@@mikecallahan8050 That's very kind and never required; You should be able to hit me at paypal.me/odatnurd though

[@AndreyMakR3]

Thank you!

[@OdatNurd]

You're welcome!

[@bhavyanigam2461]

I did the same for c++ : { "cmd": ["g++.exe","${file}"] } but it's showing "[Finished in 734ms]" How to fix this??

[@OdatNurd]

All that will do is compile the current file. That's sort of output seems like what you should expect unless you see program has an error in it that causes an error message to be displayed. Do you see something different if your code is broken, such as missing a semicolon?

[@dataengineeringwithrabinja2703]

@@OdatNurd how to compile and run both? i managed to compile my scala code and its working fine but i want to see the output too .. any idea how to include this in build file?

[@OdatNurd]

@@dataengineeringwithrabinja2703 does running the code not display output for you?

[@MrGuen7198]

Can we compile C and C++ in Sublime text??

[@OdatNurd]

You can indeed; there are sample build systems named `C Single File` and `C++ Single File` that demonstrate it, though for anything other than a single file you probably want to use a dedicated tool like Make or such.