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I am a veteran of bash, and a newbie to Jekyll. I love sublime, the Jekyll plugin, but I miss autocompletion of files
Clearly, not all tags/context would need to have this enabled, but some tags would benefit from "naive" path autocompletion (eg., assets such as images would benefit from the Jekyll ROOT ).
Others would require some more advanced autocompletion (e.g- , liquid {% include %} directives start from _include; similarly for YAML layout etc.) that would still be relatively easy to handle
This is a very simple idea, and is supported by other sublime packages (e.g., the LaTeX package https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LaTeXTools goes even further doing images preview)
as I said I am veteran of bash, perl and LaTex.... and a total newbie of git, python, ruby and jekyll. so I can offer my idea but not my fingers :/
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Thanks for using the package. File path auto-complete is a great idea, however this is a pretty large enhancement to the package. Not sure when I'll have time to implement something like this completely, so I'll tag it and put it on the features to consider list.
I am a veteran of bash, and a newbie to Jekyll. I love sublime, the Jekyll plugin, but I miss autocompletion of files
Clearly, not all tags/context would need to have this enabled, but some tags would benefit from "naive" path autocompletion (eg., assets such as images would benefit from the Jekyll ROOT ).
Others would require some more advanced autocompletion (e.g- , liquid {% include %} directives start from _include; similarly for YAML layout etc.) that would still be relatively easy to handle
This is a very simple idea, and is supported by other sublime packages (e.g., the LaTeX package https://packagecontrol.io/packages/LaTeXTools goes even further doing images preview)
as I said I am veteran of bash, perl and LaTex.... and a total newbie of git, python, ruby and jekyll. so I can offer my idea but not my fingers :/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: