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CSS auto-complete not working #91

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alisalemx opened this issue Jul 18, 2012 · 18 comments
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CSS auto-complete not working #91

alisalemx opened this issue Jul 18, 2012 · 18 comments
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@alisalemx
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The default CSS auto-completion that comes with Sublime doesn't work with .SCSS files.

I haven't installed ZenCoding because Sublime already comes with one.

@githannes
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i can second this problem.

@eelcoj
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eelcoj commented Sep 20, 2012

Would love to see this implemented as well!

@charlesroper
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Me too. How should this be done? Can we exploit the existing CSS
completions and extend for SCSS, or should we make a separate SCSS-only
copy? I've not been paying enough attention to Sublime to know what would
be the best solution. Anyone?

@githannes
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i ended up (re)installing zencoding, and now it works

@alisalemx
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You can also install SublimeCodeIntel. Works like a charm.

@eelcoj
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eelcoj commented Sep 20, 2012

I've both tried—also—(re)installing encoding—was using emmet, and tried SublimeCodeIntel, but no luck. Syntax highlighting works fine, but auto completion doesn't work at all.

Edit: did—again—a restart of st2; and now it works; using SublimeCodeIntel that is.

@alisalemx
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That's weird. SublimeCodeIntel can take sometime to get more responsive based on what's written in their doc.
This is what I get: http://cl.ly/Jb48

@eelcoj
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eelcoj commented Sep 20, 2012

With SublimeCodeIntel i get this http://cl.ly/image/102K1r080V00
Not the default behavior as st2 though. Would be nice it was the same.

@alisalemx
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If it worked like the default auto-complete, I wouldn't have started this post in the first place. :) I've been using SublimeCodeIntel for over 2 months now that I forgot the default behavior.

@charlesroper
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I've now reinstalled SublimeCodeIntel (I had removed it some time ago for
reasons that escape me) and completions in SCSS are now working great.

@MarioRicalde
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I never managed to get SublimeCodeIntel to work ;)

@charlesroper
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I just installed it from package manager, restarted ST, and it worked. This
is on Windows 7. Maybe @Kronuz can shed some light on why it's not working
on your machine? OS X, right?

@charlesroper
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@kuroir you restarted Sublime, right? I've had several instances where I didn't think a package worked and uninstalled it, only to find that restarting would have solved the problem. Judging by the comments here others have experienced that too. Worth a shot.

@Leolik
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Leolik commented Nov 5, 2012

I still can't solve this problem, if checked CSS syntax for scss file, autocomplete work fine, but if checked SCSS - not work ((
Previously it worked fine

@stephenway
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@Leolik I'm not seeing the same results, could you demonstrate in a screencast? Maybe I'm doing it wrong?

@Leolik
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Leolik commented Nov 13, 2012

CSS autocomplete work: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/261278/screenshot_css_autocomplete.png
SCSS autocomplete not work: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/261278/screenshot_scss_autocomplete.png

Video: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/261278/css_scss_autocomplete.ogv

Have to use Zen-coding(Emmet) for scss, but it is not so comfortable :(

@jacobbuck
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I have a solution: #115

@Leolik
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Leolik commented Nov 25, 2012

@jacobbuck It's worked! Thanks!

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