Echo Evaluator

by Monnoroch ALL

Evaluates the python code and replaces it with the echoed result

Details

Version 2014.11.12.12.32.11
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 10 years ago
Last Seen 2 weeks ago
First Seen 11 years ago

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EchoEvaluator

Evaluates the python code and replaces it with the echoed result just like <?php echo "text"?>.

Installation :

Recommended - Using Sublime Package Control
- ctrl+shft+p then select Package Control: Install Package
- install EchoEvaluator
Alternatively, download the package from GitHub into your Packages folder

Usage :

Select a piece of python code and press ctrl+shift+e, the code will be replaced with echoed result. You can use multiple selections, than all code pieces will be evaluated esparatly. The plugin can evaluate native ST python: 2.x for ST2, 3.x for ST3. If an exception occured during evaluation, it will be printed into a ST console.

Examples :

Evaluating

for x in [1, 3, 5]:
    echo(x)

will replace it with “135”.

Evaluating

for x in [1, 3, 5]:
    echo("result[%d] = 2*%d\n" % (x, x + 1))

will replace it with:

result[1] = 2*2
result[3] = 2*4
result[5] = 2*6