The last step to do is go to edit the Main.sublime-menu file, it's located: ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/SublimeREPL/config/Python
Then save it with a meaningful name like: python3.sublime-build (the extension for the building). This is useful if you have projects which require you to switch b.
SUBLIME TEXT 3 PYTHON BUILD HOW TO
"file_regex": "^File \"(.?)\", line (*)", In this video we will be learning how to create multiple build systems within Sublime Text.
Since then, Sublime Text 3 (now beta build 3047 or bleeding edge dev build 3052) has come a long way and can be used by everyday programmer. And it shipped with Python 3.3 interpreter. Early in 2013, first build of Sublime Text 3 appeared, not even remotely complete. I need to go in my Sublime Text editor to: Tools-> Build System-> New Build System and put the next lines: Sublime Text 2 was using Python 2.x as an API interpreter. I use Sublime Text 3 like an editor, with SublimeREPL for console mode.Īt this point, SublimeREPL has as default the version 2.7, this is wat I want to change for the 3.4 v. Well I couldn't find a quick answer, so after a nice shower and a good latte, this was my solution, that I share with you! (thanks to an old and nerdy buddy).įirst I use ubuntu 14.04, so already have Python 2.7 and 3.4. Hi again, in personal I like to use the console of sublime text for interact with Python, but my recent projects has been made with Python3 version, I've been through lot of stress, so I didn't remember how change to the P圓 version on SublimeREPL (the console mode), could sound dummy for someone.
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