Its either the entire MonoBehaviour hierarchy is missed, or the "this" hierarchy. I'm hazarding the former, as I was able to get it to autocomplete a function I added to a class, but was unable to get it to suggest "this.gameObject" ( http://docs.unity3d.com/401/Documentation/ScriptReference/Component-gameObject.html?from=MonoBehaviour ), it kept wanting to insert a class definition, eg. "this.Component.gameObject" (and the options available do not include MonoBehaviour and all treat the result as a static field of the class, which is incorrect).

It also appears that it is unable to autocomplete for any fields added to any referenced classes. E.g. if I add a field to a class called Main, then reference an instance of Main, I can't get an autocompletion for its member fields or methods. eg.:
Main mainRef;
mainRef.someProp = true; //not autocompleted, but exists
mainRef.doTheThing(); //not autocompleted, but exists
this.doSomething(); //autocompleted (although parens and any parameters are omitted)

Autocompleting "GameObject.find" results in "GameObject.GameObject.Find(string name)" which is wrong, on account of the duplicate class reference which won't compile: UnityEngine.GameObject' does not contain a definition forGameObject'

I'm coming back from a long hiatus away from Unity, having been over in Java using Eclipse, and I find my editors sorely lacking (and I broke MonoDevelop trying to get a newer version working, after finding serious bugs). Eclipse showed me how awesome a good IDE is and now I want those tools for the other languages I work in. A friend suggested Sublime Text, but without good autocompletion for both the Unity namespace and my project namespace, I will not find developing a large project enjoyable.

Stated in title: When downloading as Zip, the Zip folder comes empty.

Hello @oferei,

I know it's a lot of work and you've must been busy, but I wanted to let you know that the package isn't working even if I install it manually.

Sublime do hangs a little when starting and some other times, but the package didn't work as intended.

However the Light version is working all fine.

More details: Windows 11 - ST 3 - Unity 2021 LTS

Is there's something I could do to help?

Thanks for both packages though, they currently are the only solution I found for using ST with Unity (with the Light one to be the only one that works).

Tried downloading a .zip, but it only packages BOO folder, no other folders are added.

Hi,

To let you know for starters, I've used Sublime a fair bit and I know the deal with the package manager so I'm certain this isn't down to user error (though never say never).

I've tried to install through the package manager and though it downloads most (if not all) of the files the installation never completes and the installing dialog still appears at the bottom of the window. If I give it plenty of time it doesn't change and closing and restarting the package doesn't appear to function.

If I download a zip of the master it doesn't download the C or JS folders, just the Boo one. When I clone via the GitHub app I get all the files but copying these with a manual install doesn't seem to work either...

Any ideas?

Constantly having to delete the "ClassName." component is more cumbersome than occasionally having to insert the class name.

In Mono and using unityvs for Visual Studio when you go to auto complete a line such as Input.GetkeyU and hit tab it just fills in to the end which allows you to continue working

This is the result of doing it in Visual Studio

if(Input.GetKeyUp)

The cursor is possitioned right after the p so I can add in my (KeyCode.X)

In Sublime Unity Completions there are several issues

What I get is this

if(Input.Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode key);)

It is adding an additional Input command at the top

It Higghlights the entire KeyCode key area where it should just place a cursor after KeyCode. as that will be the useage of this command 99% of the time

Also it adds a comma at the end not detecting that it is in an if statement

Anaconda package uses this to allow . to be used in autocompletion. If you are familiar with sublime syntax ways you could most likely do an equivalent for c#.
This should easily fix the issue

I will try to edit this post after I test it myself to confirm the solution

{
    "auto_complete_triggers": [{"selector": "source.python - string - comment
    - constant.numeric", "characters": "."}]
}

There is an issue with installing it with the package control on Sublime 3

When attempting here I keep getting the error

Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename

which repeats indefinitely.

Installing it manually works fine so it is only an issue with installing it with the package manager

Hi there,

I'm loving these completions, but I keep running into this issue and maybe it's just something to do with I'm using them.

The problem I am having is this -
I start typing some thing (like instantiate) and it has picked out the right completion for me, ace!

But when I hit enter it will always add the class in front, like "Object" here.

So i have to go back and delete the "Object" part.

Here's another example with localEulerAngles.

Any ideas on how I could get it to stop this? Apart from that it really is working great...

Thanks,
Pete

When this package is installed and enabled it works fine, but when starting up ST3, this package is the reason for ST3 freezing.

When extracting the contents of the ".sublime-package" to the Packages folder, it works flawlessly. Cloning from this repository also works, but has a different problem.

Could be something to do with the 60k files that get made by the generator.

When debugging the last line is just:
plugin_api.cc:2588 start_api launching: /opt/sublime_text/plugin_host

CPU is not used at all when this freeze happens.

My related specs:
OS: Ubuntu Linux 13.10/14.04

Listing other installed packages just in case there is some conflict with them:
"ApplySyntax",
"SideBarEnhancements",
"Unity3D",
"Unity3D Snippets and Completes"

Sublime won't install it.
No error message, no message in console.
Any way I can check this?

It lists in the "ignored_packages" section in the user config and the animation at the bottom left runs forever.

Offer auto-completions for inherited variables and functions.
This is an open discussion, as the solution isn't obvious.

Currently, inherited attributes are not displayed by choice. This means that the auto-completion "MonoBehaviour.gameObject", for example, is quite hard to find. If you know it's inherited from Component then you can type "comgam", but users shouldn't need to know that. Typing "gameobj" is not much of a help, as the correct auto-completion is nearly #50 in the list. Preceding it are all the auto-completions for the GameObject class, as ordered by Sublime Text.

A naive solution would be to enable showing inherited attributes. However, then each class would have tons of attributes and the auto-completion list may become bloated. Attributes would appear multiple times, especially if they are inherited by many classes. The SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) might suffer.

Perhaps a solution lies in re-ordering of the auto-completions list. Assuming it's possible to provide a simple definition for which auto-completions should appear first (which should work in various scenarios.)

Hello! Thank you for the awesome package here. It has made my Unity C# programming far easier. Without this for Sublime Text I'd probably be stuck in Mono, and nobody wants that!

I've got just one thing: when I autocomplete something, it adds the class name and not just the variable. For example, if I start typing:

myObject.tran

It pops up with all the correct code completion options - all the classes in Unity with "transform" that exist. When I hit enter or tab to do the completion however, it ends up like this:

myObject.GameObject.transform or myObject.Collision.transform or whatever class I happen to hit enter or tab to autocomplete on, instead of just this:

myGameObject.transform

Is there any way to stop it from adding the class to the code completions?

In the Troubleshooting section you mention:
"Package Control may get stuck while installing the library. If that happens you'd see the animation running at the bottom indefinitely ..."

"This seems to be a bug in Package Control. I'm not sure what causes it - perhaps the relatively large size of this package."

I tried to investigate what was causing the error, hitting Sublime Text -> View -> Show Console, and then I had this output while the Package Control got stuck:

Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
Package Control: Skipping file from package named Unity Completions due to an invalid filename
reloading Packages/User/Package Control.sublime-settings

The last line was just the succesful exit, the package was finally installed (like 3 minutes after).

What files are causing this issue? It seems that it would be a lot faster if you fix those filenames.

Only these two versions are documented:

1. public void StopCoroutine(string methodName);
2. public void StopCoroutine(IEnumerator routine);

Wrap attributes in brackets (C#, Boo) or prepend with "@script" (JavaScript).
For example:
@script RequireComponent(requiredComponent : Type)
[RequireComponent(requiredComponent as Type)]