I love this plugin, it's amazing, but in my regular work, I use JADE as the template engine, but I couldn't make this work with it.

Please add support for jade or if there's any configuration that I can do in order to work, please let me know.

Regards.

How to change scope, to trigger only when cursor is in value field for src or href attributes, not on class, id..?

When I start to type a path, it suggests every file on the project, which is not very useful to me, since I'd like only a fast way to create image links.
Can I set up a starting file path, so it would link automatically to for example /assets/img?

thanks

Is this working in the latest beta? I can't seem to get it to trigger. Does it work inside SASS/HAML?

First of all, let me tell you that this is an awesome tool and I use it with S3!

However, something is bothering me and I hope that there is an easy fix for it.

I have this in the AFN settings:

"afn_use_project_root": true,
"afn_proj_root": ""

When I hit "/", it always starts from the root of the folder where the file is located.

I want my paths to always be relative to the project root. For example, like this:

/assets/images/image.jpg
/assets/css/styles.css

So, my questions is, how do I make it to always start from the project root, no matter where the files is located in the folder hierarchy of the project?

Thanks!
Alex

This part seems weird to me:
"so no need to learn another pesky shortcut"
When following it is this:
"Pressing control+space, will activate AutoFileName"

That is a key shortcut.

Additionally, it felt implied that I should be able to press control+space at ANY time and AutoFileName will provide a list of file suggestions.
This is not the behavior that occurs, instead the only thing working correctly for me is that I get the AutoFileName menu whenever I am editing the "src" attribute in an HTML file, or when I am outputting to a file in a script via ">" or ">>".

It would be nice if "control+space" actually worked, and in any type of file. Sometimes I'm just editing an SH script or a txt file and I want access to this feature, but it's a bit confusing on how I would achieve this menu on any type of file via a key shortcut.

Some people actually find pesky shortcuts useful :)

not sure whether this is a scope problem or an issue with the less package or something in AutoFileName, but i am not seeing completions in .less files. when i look in the console and try to get the scope where i think completions should be happening, it seems a little confusing.

anyway, in a .less file, using the LESS package for ST2 from here, i get no completions inside the following ( | = cursor):

body {
  background-image: url("|");
}

if i change the syntax to css then i get completions in the same selector/position.

one of the confusing things is that looking at the scope selector in the console with the syntax set to LESS, that selector is not seen as a string even though it is inside double-quotes. that's why i am wondering if it might not be a problem with the less package.

EDIT: i raised an issue in the less package repo.

Hi all,
AutoFilename is an awesome tool! One item that is a bit different in my workflow than how AFN expects is the project root path for inclusion (so prepending '/' doesn't go from the root of your system). I don't normally create Sublime projects, I just drag the folder into sublime and go at my projects that way. Is there a way to configure AFN to grab the '/' path relative to the current open folder structure instead of project? Thanks!

ctrl+space is already binded in MACOS to global search. Please change to something else like alt(option)+space.

This plugin is randomly causing plugin_host crashes when doing swap_line_up and swap_line_down and possibly other commands. I've tested this in Windows 8.1 64-bit on multiple machines.

{ "keys": ["ctrl+shift+up"], "command": "swap_line_up" },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+shift+down"], "command": "swap_line_down" }

I'm not sure if it's supposed to work this way, but when the filename is autocompleted I can see the weight/height in the suggestions, would it be possible once an image is chosen to add the height/weight to the selector too?

AutoFileName is missing in Package Control for ST3.

Installed plugins:

Package Control:

Yes, I know that you can download a branch ST3, archive it, rename in AutoFileName.sublime-package. But it's terribly inconvenient.

any way that you could add support for .less files? like sass, less is a superset of css.

The path is not handled correctly on windows so the image dimensions are not inserted.

Installed in Sublime. Where's the go button please. Looking for user documentation.

Thanks

In a text file, f.e.

A path: C:\Windows\Foo\Bar

go at the end of the line and press backspace. When cursor reaches backslash it selects whole text in a file and next backspace deletes it. I understand that it might be somewhat wanted when autocompleting paths but it's too intrusive as it is.

Hmm, I'm not sure exactly about the repro steps but it triggers when not wanted.

It doesn't refer to the folder of open file but to the root of system drive ("c:").

I have empty afn_proj_root, and enabled afn_use_project_root.

Sometimes instead of root folder it refers to
"C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs"

• Sublime Text 2 shortcut location.

After enabling the AutoFileName plugin, when using auto-complete for HTML tags it now adds an extra opening tag: <

Hi,

when writing css I'm often using SASS with compass. Usually the .sass-files are not in the same folder as the compiled css files. This causes AutoFileName to be completely useless, because the filepaths are wrong. When using compass there's a compass.rb file that keeps the path to the generated css files:

css_dir = "public/css"
sass_dir = "sass"

You think it's somehow possible to check the project for a config rb and somehow use the correct path in .sass-files?

Thanks for your trouble and kind regards
Marc

On ST3 with Package Control installation, I am unable to set these settings.

"afn_insert_dimensions": false

does nothing;

"afn_use_keybinding": true

works but when you hit tab to select the image, it will move focus to the image "alt" proprety and AutoFileName is automatically activated again and I have to hit ESC.

When add a picture does not add any height and width.

Autofilename ceases to complete path of images inside /images.

Windows uses backslashes "" for file paths. While CSS or HTML only use the slash version I often want to specify the exact path on my machine (not necessarily in one of these languages). I can use this to open the path directly with another plugin for example, or to copy and paste ist somewhere.
Would be nice if you could detect whether "/" or "" was used and base any following path separator on that.

As a side not, Python (I think; or ST2) uses file paths in a style like /C/path/to/file.ext. Would be nice if that triggered the autocompletition too.

I like your plugin and I use it regularly, when do you plan on supporting Sublime Text 3 ?

Hi,

Is there a way to change the trigger of AutoFileName? (My Command-space is mapped to an important shortcut in OSX). I didn't see a way to do it in the Default settings, but I'm new to Sublime.

I'm using ST3 (various builds) and have seen this behavior on both WinXP and OS X. If I want to enter a full path (with a / at the beginning) each directory is autocompleted properly, just as intended (click for full-size version):

Note how only one directory appears in the popup box at a time.

However, if I try to enter a relative path, and hit Tab after picking the first directory, the full path (with the choices for the next subdirectory) are listed, including the first directory:

If I then hit Tab again, the first directory is duplicated, resulting in an incorrect path.

Since it's already working correctly in one context, hopefully this won't be too difficult to fix.

Thanks!

When I press quote in a ruby file currently, AutoFileName wil give me a lot of file names, and then I can't see any options given by Sublime Default AutoComplete, which is more frequently needed by me.

Main.sublime-menu defines two pref files - one for default settings and one for user settings. The problem is that the plugin always seems to read from default settings.

I would obviously prefer to store my overrides in the user settings so that they are not overridden on update.

On every start of ST2, I get the dialog telling me that the plugin is behaving slowly.

This is on i7 2.2Ghz.

I use the plugin to autocomplete #include paths in c++ code.

SublimeText has a "inc" snippet that inserts #include "|" automatically (with cursor in the position of | character). Plugin is not triggering suggestions box until I write "/". It works if write that snippet manually.

when using this plugin to dig into subdirs to find an image file, i find that i am putting the cursor inside the " ", then hitting the "/" key to trigger auto-completion, then when i choose a directory from the completion list, in order to trigger completions for the contents of that directory, i either have to hit ctrl-space or backspace over the "/" and then re-type "/". both of those things slow me down.

it would be really cool if there was a way to see the trailing "/" on the directory name in the completion list, but have an option to insert the directory name WITHOUT the trailing "/" when you do the completion so that you can just keeping typing "/" after each insertion to keep triggering the next auto-complete list.

i have never found any documentation for the auto completions api, but i did read here that there is a way to put one thing into the completion list but insert something else when the completion is done.

cool on all the new changes! that was quick.

i just started playing with the new beta and found one issue:

great how the completions list shows the trailing slash for directories but then doesn't include it when you do the completion now. however, when i type the next slash (e.g. "/img/") the completions i get are once again at the root of the project directory instead of being the completions for what's inside the "img" directory.

When using this plugin it seems to override the default auto completion. For example, when typing <div class=" it will bring up the file name completion, rather than previous class names.

I'm not sure if I'm doing anything wrong, but my set up is pretty much the standard Sublime Text 2 install on Mac with a few plug-ins.

Cheers

I know it's a rare use case, but I use <!-- @import path/to/file.md --> statements inside markdown files to imitate includes. Is it possible to force AutoFileName to show completions within these statements? I tried to add "markdown" and "comment" to afn_valid_scopes user setting, but this only helped to get completions in markdown images (like ![pic title](../img/pic.png)), but not inside @import statements in the same file.

Thanks!

Hi. Sorry, i don't speak english, but i try describe in use 'Google Translate'.

in my project, I use absolute paths "/", example:
background-image: url("/images/bg/bg-pattern.png");

But if I start with the character "/" AutoFileName shows the absolute path of my system, example:

background-image: url("/|
                        root/
                        lib32/
                        usr/
                        bin/
                        media/
                        etc...

how to make that AutoFileName optionally ignore the first "/"?
example:
in autofilename.sublime-settings
{
"ignore_first_slash": true
}
and AutoFileName ignored first "/"

Again, sorry for my english.
Thanks.

Run into this error every time I try to write something like "\btest\b" when doing a RegExp.
"The drive is not ready for use; its door may be open. Please check drive A: and make sure that a disk is inserted and that the drive door is closed."

This package seems to conflict with the auto-completion from the Derby package for Bourbon auto-completion. When I unistall this package, Derby seems to work fine.

Could you please look into this because I think both packages are awesome! Thanks!

I love this plug-in - thank you for working on it.

Sometimes, I don't want the image height and width attributes added to an image tag. For example, when I'm working on a responsive build and I want the image dimensions to be handled by CSS. I agree that doing so should be the default setting, but I wish that there was a preference I could set to enable or disable this behavior.

Hi there,
I really love this plugin! Just wanted to report an issue I've stumbled upon while using it.

When you use the plugin to insert an image, it puts the dimensions correctly as attributes.

Then, if you update the image with a new one (again, using AutoFileName), the dimensions are not updated even though the new image has different dimensions.

I think updating the dimensions every time you select a new image is the correct behavior.

Any thoughts?

How to AutoFileName with file .scss ?. I use Sublime text 3 build 3059, win 8.1 64 bit

With the following settings:

"afn_use_project_root": true,
"afn_proj_root": "/"

I load my project but I sill get my boot drive root when typing / on a path. It should start from my project root, no?

Tested on ST3, Mac OS X 10.7.5.

Stops working after upgrade.
http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/9836/screenihq.png

I'm trying to change "afn_insert_dimensions": true to false to disable automatically adding width and height attributes, but it continues to do so.

Package Control this week has started to offer and pull the st3 branch instead of master into a ST2 installation, which no longer loads.

Filename autocompletion is a neat feature, but is it possible to autocomplete filenames from a subfolder?
I'd like to use this plugin with LaTeX, where I have code like \includegraphics[]{figs/someIllustration.pdf}, and autocompleting figure name would be awesome.
Tried putting this in my settings file (the scope of the curly braces is meta.group.braces.tex):

"auto_complete_triggers":
    [
      {
         "characters": "figs/",
         "selector": "meta.group.braces.tex"
      },
      {
         "characters": "/",
         "selector": "meta.group.braces.tex"
      }
    ]

In Windows on ST2, go to Preferences > Package Settings > AutoFileName > Settings - User

It will open ./Packages/User/Preferences.sublime-settings instead of ./Packages/User/autofilename.sublime-settings

HTML:

when you choose any jpeg, you get:

<img src="images/bg_header.jpg" height="-1" width="-1" alt="">

CSS:

For css show width/height may not be important but it is very convenient, you can see from ST what size image.

Amazing tool.
It could be even more useful if we could:

1. choose a default file path such as: /assets/images
2. option to only get the file name (without the path) → useful when using with other tools for example that insert the paths automatically on compile (such as Mixture or Hammer)

The setting afn_use_project_root: true doesn't work. Has anyone else faced this?