Support SublimeText3

The core of this project is the code_tracer.py file that runs the user’s script and builds a display of its execution. That script can be called from any editor, so it’s not too hard to add basic support for live coding in another editor like vim, Atom, or Sublime. The first version doesn’t need to worry about more complicated features like turtle graphics.

The Emacs support was generously contributed by users, so I’m adding this issue with the help wanted label to ask for contributions for other editors. Just add a comment here, or start a new issue describing the editor you want to work on.

You can find some general guidance in the contributing fiile.

• implement plugin
• adapt to space_tracer changes
• package the plugin
• publish in the marketplace
• update the developer docs for publishing a release
• test installing from the marketplace, after it is accepted
• update installation instructions to use the marketplace

[donkirkby]

Big news, @Derfies, our plug in is now published in Sublime Text’s Package Control. It took over a month for someone to review it, they gave some good advice for improving it. Now that it’s accepted, any new releases should come out within a few hours of when we publish them. Thanks for getting this started!

[Derfies]

Just ran into a similar issue myself - it seems it’s because Sublime can’t find the commands bound to those menu items. I’m not overly familiar with how sublime manages this stuff under the hood, but there’s some automatic mapping going on, eg “start” maps to “StartCommand”. If the StartCommand class doesn’t exist, the menu is greyed out. Hopefully there’s some explicit binding I can use instead. Still investigating.