On Windows, when piping the output of a command to a new view, the output ends up with carriage return markers ([CR]). I think this is expected in Sublime Text, because Sublime does not automatically strip out these characters from the view. Mr. Turtlestein should do this on the output from the command.

The following snippet:

<snippet>
    <content><![CDATA[cvs up $TM_FILENAME]]></content>
    <tabTrigger>up</tabTrigger>
    <scope>source.shell,source.dosbatch</scope>
</snippet>

fills in an empty string for the $TM_FILENAME variable. Could it be carried through from the file that has focus when the shell is brought up, perhaps along with any other relevant environment variables?

I think that it'd be nice to have a simple way to add paths for this package.

Hi,

So I have:

{
    "cmd_config": [{
    "exec_args": {
      "path": "/usr/local/bin:$PATH"
    }
  }],
    "input_widget": {
        "syntax": "Packages/ShellScript/Shell-Unix-Generic.tmLanguage"
    }
}

but it will not run commands. If I make cmd_config an empty array it will run commands just fine.

I have this for my coffee-script build and it works just fine:

{
   "cmd": ["/usr/local/bin/coffee", "-p", "$file"],
   "selector": "source.coffee",
   "path": "/usr/local/bin:$PATH"
}

p.s. thank you for such a great plugin.

A command I missed from a previous editor (Emacs, I think) was to be able to select some text and filter it through a shell command. E.g., you might select a paragraph and send it through wc to count the words in it.

By default, the selection would be replaced by the output of the command. E.g., I have a program that formats Scala import directives, so I can select the imports in a file then filter them through that command to tidy them up.

Anyway, I built an ST2 command to do this, but it occurs to me it would be a nice addition to your package. What do you think?

The code is easy and I'm happy to contribute it if you want it. I haven't put together a pull request because I'm not sure how you would prefer to integrate it.

Is possible or is already done the possiblity of integrate colored text for the returns of comands such as grep or any ANSI escape sequence?

Thank you very much

There's some strange behavior based on the readline stuff that I added. For instance, you can <Backspace> your way to the previous command (since it's just a multi-line view). So <Backspace> and probably other keybindings need to be overridden.

Ctrl+Shift+C, type command and execute errors to this message:

shell_cmd or cmd is required

This change resolved it for me:

--- a/Default (Windows).sublime-keymap  
+++ b/Default (Windows).sublime-keymap  

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 [
-   {"keys": ["ctrl+shift+c"], "command": "shell_prompt"},
+   {"keys": ["ctrl+shift+c"], "command": "shell_prompt", "args": { "cmd": ["cmd.exe"] } },
    {"keys": ["ctrl+shift+x"], "command": "shell_prompt", "args": { "run_previous": true } },
    {"keys": ["shift+ctrl+alt+c"], "command": "subprocess_in_cwd", "args": {
        "cmd": ["cmd.exe"]

Folks, any way we can have the current working directory be the same as the file that is open?

For example, if you have several files open from several projects, it would be nice to have the shell pickup the current working directory of each file as you hit Shift+Command+C

It would be nice to be able to hit the up arrow to get your previously run commands like when you do a find/replace.

This is especially useful as a terminal replacement and when working with scripts...

How can I change which shell is used?

I tried using "grunt" but it says "/bin/sh: grunt: command not found". But when I "CD" to the project from a terminal and used "grunt" command, it worked fine. It goes the same for "bower". But built-in commands like "CD", "LS" are working fine in your plugin. How do I fix it?

Is there any chances we'll see ST3 support in nearby future?

Thanks

Could it be possible to not have any defaulted keyboard shortcuts… They class with another packages I have installed and it makes change everything…

Thanks

A nice feature to have would be to autocomplete any path names in the command when pressing tab.

I'm getting this exception in the console. I'm using ST3.

reloading plugin Shell Turtlestein.shell_turtlestein
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/sublime_text_3/sublime_plugin.py", line 73, in reload_plugin
    m = importlib.import_module(modulename)
  File "X/importlib/__init__.py", line 88, in import_module
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 1577, in _gcd_import
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 1558, in _find_and_load
  File "<frozen importlib._bootstrap>", line 1525, in _find_and_load_unlocked
  File "/opt/sublime_text_3/sublime_plugin.py", line 671, in load_module
    exec(compile(source, source_path, 'exec'), mod.__dict__)
  File "shell_turtlestein in /home/gulshan/.config/sublime-text-3/Installed Packages/Shell Turtlestein.sublime-package", line 4, in <module>
ImportError: No module named 'sublime_readline'
reloading plugin Shell Turtlestein.sublime_readline

It always works in the Package folder… (ls, pwd tell me that…) no matter the file that it is open

Is there a way of having aliases defined in ~/.bash_profile be available in the prompt? Alternatively, is there a way of defining aliases for use with Shell Turtlestein?

Thanks for the great work.

Hello,

after running any command like "ls", for example, the output window pops up at the bottom but stays empty.

I had a short skip warning in the status bar saying "couldn't determine language', but after reinstalling the package I can't reproduce the warning, but still, the output does not show up.

Thanks for any help.

I was loving the turtle until I hit this.

If I have a watch task that I initiate from 'The Turtle', is there any way I can then stop it?

Opening the turtle and hitting CTRL+C / CTRL+Z has no effect. Tried sending killall -9 grunt and the like to no avail.

Should it be possible to stop it with a command or key press?

This is a great plugin. However, this would be a tremendous plugin if that were the case.

I ask because it would be great to replace vi in favor of Sublime Text 2 and accomplish this...
http://velvetpulse.com/2012/11/19/improve-your-ruby-workflow-by-integrating-vim-tmux-pry/

I get an "[Decode error - output not utf-8]". I'm using Windows 7 x64 Russian, so the output in cmd.exe is in CP866. The output was generated by a php script (PHP v5.4.4 , so UTF8 is the default encoding). None of the cyrillic chars are used in path to project or username (using Administrator account), so I think the problem is in cmd's default encoding. Can this be fixed ?

The second image from the README is "not found" on Github's content servers.

How can I define a hotkey for a particular command?
e.g. Press alt+t executes git branch

Readme says that the file to create for custom config is
Packages/User/Shell Turtlestein.sublime-commands

That didn't work for me. Googling a bit pointed me to Packages/User/Shell Turtlestein.sublime-settings and that worked for me. Is this something that needs to be fixed in readme? I'm running Sublime Text 2 Build 2217 on OSX.

I use iTerm for my terminal needs, would it be possible to add a config var to set the terminal used by the package?

I am often running the same commands over and over (ex rspec spec) so I press cmd-shift-c up enter. it would be nice if I could press cmd-shift-(dot) and have it do the same. I think thats a pretty common use case.

I use this to execute a batch script to checkout an svn branch and sometimes it will crash the plugin_container in mid stream.

Sublime Text 3 - Stable Channel, Build 3059

batch script (in case of relevance):

@echo off

    IF EXIST C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\Branches\aleslie-FIVE-%1 GOTO NO
    IF EXIST C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\[old]\aleslie-FIVE-%1 GOTO NO

    echo Creating Branch
    svn cp svn://SVNSERVER/trunk svn://SVNSERVER/dev/aleslie-FIVE-%1 -m "Creating branch aleslie-FIVE-%1" 

    echo Checking Out.
    svn co svn://SVNSERVER/dev/aleslie-FIVE-%1 C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\Branches\aleslie-FIVE-%1

    echo Done.

    copy "C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\Aptana Studio 3 Workspace\trunk\config.inc.php" C:\Users\Andrew\Documents\Branches\aleslie-FIVE-%1\config.inc.php

    GOTO FINISH


:NO
    echo Branch already exists.
    pause

:FINSIH

Let me know if you need anymore information and I'll post it on next crash.

Having difficult finding the correct syntax for opening up a Windows command prompt and running phpcs against the current file. All I get is an empty command prompt opening without the command I hoped to run. The following is what I thought it might be but unsure of where I am going wrong.

Can anyone help?

{ "keys": ["ctrl+shift+c"], "command": "subprocess_in_cwd",
    "args": { "cmd": ["cmd.exe"] },
    "exec_args": { "cmd": ["phpcs", "--standard=\"%USERPROFILE%/phpcs-ruleset.xml\"", "$file"] }
}

maybe an option for that?

Just like continuously "cd" "ls" "cd", but not finish the shell after 1 command. Thank you!

Harder to read the output for color-producing scripts.

I am using sublime on ubuntu linux platform.

This plug-in works to send shell commands, line by line.

Following are the issues which I came across:

1. While editing shell script, no way of highlight select multiple lines of text
   and to be sent to terminal.

2. Shell stdout screen is nice within workspace but it doesn't support to work with
   an interactive shell app like gdb, R, etc requires the user input.

3. Could possibly the console screen output in second tab? when I use two column format, it is not nice.

there should be settings to change default command prompt on ctrl+shift+alt+c.
For example git bash for windows users instead windows cmd.

If I do like you said "ctrl+shift+c" it will open a small console at the bottom. If I run my command and then hit "esc" it will close the console, but the process will still be running.

I don't know how to open it again therefore I think it will be a better way to open in a new tab.

Referring to ctrl + alt + shift + C's Linux keybinding

It shouldn't load gnome-terminal by default (not every linux distribution has gnome-terminal, nor some of us want it as the default).

I'm pretty sure there are quite a few ways to get the name of the terminal and then execute it (though i lack the knowledge). You can get the name of the default terminal by executing this command gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.default-applications.terminal exec but it still requires Gnome.

Update: There was a typo in the settings file. My bad.

It would be nice to have a command history, where pressing up would go to the previous command and pushing down would go to later commands.

I am using ST3 build 3059 on Windows.

I find that the command prompt will not open in response to Ctrl-Shift-C, contrary to expectations. I am confident the key mapping is OK. I can open a built in command prompt with Ctrl+`.

I have seen exactly the same behaviour with the similar 'Shell Command' package. I wonder if there is a bug with ST3 and Windows here?

Im getting the following:

shell_cmd or cmd is required
[cmd: ]
[dir: /Users/luismartins/Sites/webipack018/themes/front]
[path: /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/share/npm/bin]
[Finished]

am I missing something on my configuration?

Shell Turtlestein on the left, Terminal on the right.

Currently color escape characters are displayed as:

It would be nice to have support for coloring the output inside sublime

Hi there,

I love turtlestein concept, however I'm not managing to get the most of out it. I've set my user settings like this:

{
    "surround_cmd": ["source ~/.bashrc &&", ""]
}

However, when I run a command what I get is:

/bin/sh: 1: source: not found

does this mean commands are run in /bin/sh ? any way I can get bash for my commands? I want to load my .bashrc for loading Python virtualenvs.

Thanks, cheers
Miguel

If you run a command and hit Esc the shell keeps running in the background to let the command finish. Sometimes it's good that it does that, but other times it's a nuisance. There should be an option to let the user choose which behavior they want. Better yet, a user could configure Esc for current default behavior (let run in background) and Shift+Esc to force exit the shell.

For some projects, you'll be in a directory that doesn't have the makefile and it makes no sense for turtlestein to execute commands there. A setting like shellturtlestein_workingdir in the project settings would solve that.

s = window.active_view().settings() if s.has("shellturtlestein_workingdir"): return s.get("shellturtlestein_workingdir")

in cwd_for_window will add that feature.

Alternatively, you could interpret the "cd" command for the shell-turtlestein's working directory. E.g., if I'm in C:\Test\src in turtlestein, I could type cd .. in turtlestein and move to the parent directory and execute commands there.

Just wondering if you could implement interpreting % as the path and name of the current views file like vim (eg. /home/foo/bar/projects/baz.ext )?

On windows I mainly use git's sh.exe ("C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\sh.exe" --login -i) , with my customized .bashrc. Is there a way to use that to execute commands in instead of in windows default command prompt?

I tried running

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\bin\sh.exe" git status

but it gives error

"C:/Program Files (x86)/Git/bin/sh.exe": /usr/cmd/git: No such file or directory