Eval
Execute selection, replace or show output in panel, any language.
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Sublime-Eval
- Supports any language via easy and flexible config.
- Threaded non-blocking code execution.
- Output to panel or inline replace.
- Simultaneous execution in multiple selections.
Usage
Open the Command Palette and type “Eval” to see the available commands. For example “Eval: Python” evaluates selection (or entire buffer) as python code and shows the output in panel.
“Eval: Terminate” stops execution.
There are two types of invocations:
- Replace: Execute selection and replace with output. Empty selection = current line. Supports multiple selections simultaneously.
- Panel output: Execute selection and show output in panel. Empty selection = entire file. Runs non-blocking in a thread.
Config
- Open the Command Palette and select “Eval: Settings”. In the config you can add new methods (languages) and change timeout time.
- New methods will automatically be available in the Command Palette.
Keybinds: There are no default keybinds, as to not interfere with your settings. To add a keybind for a method, put the following in you keybind config.
{ "keys": ["super+p"], "command": "eval", "args": { "method": "Python Replace" } }, { "keys": ["ctrl+super+p"], "command": "eval", "args": { "method": "Python" } },
Issues, pull requests and suggestions for improvement are always welcome!