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41 lines
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Overview:
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1) Install Sublime
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2) Install Deviot (?optional?)
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3) Install WebDevShell (this will execute the auto-build script)
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4) Copy the menu configuration to the proper Sublime directory
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5) Add platformio to your path (usually not needed)
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Sublime with autobuild
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Tools
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Install Package Control
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Tools
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Command Palette
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Package Control: Install Package
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type in deviot and click on it
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Tools
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Command Palette
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Package Control: Install Package
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type in WebDevShell and click on it
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in Sublime, open Marlin directory with "platformio.ini" in it
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starting in the top level directory, go to the folder "Buildroot/shared/Sublime"
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copy the folder "auto_build_sublime_menu" and contents to:
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Windows
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\Users\your_user_name\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages
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Linux
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/home/your_user_name/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/User
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macOS (Click on the Finder's 'Go' menu and hold down Option to open...)
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~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User
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The menu should now be visible
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If you get an error message that says "file not found" and "subprocess.Popen(['platformio' ... "
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then you'll need to add platformio to your path.
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macOS
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sudo nano /etc/paths
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add these to the bottom
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/Users/bob/.platformio
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/Users/bob/.platformio/penv/bin
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