An explanation of how to set up a python development environment in sublime

sublime Text has a beautiful user interface and powerful features, such as code thumbnails, Python plug-ins, code snippets, etc. Key bindings, menus and toolbars can also be customized. The main features of Sublime Text include: spell check, bookmarks, complete Python API, Goto function, instant project switching, multi-selection, multi-window and more.

Step1: Install python and sublime

Step2: Install package control for sublime. For installation, see: Official website

Step3: Configure the installation path

Method 1: The advantage of configuring the Windows Path

is that it can also be run during cmd and is regarded as a system and user-level configuration;

Method 2: Configure sublime's python's sublime_build

Click ：Preference -> Browse Packages -> In the python directory, edit the Python.sublime-build file and add the path of the python application:

{
 "cmd":["python.exe", "-u", "$file"],
 "path":"C:/Python27",
 "file_regex": "^[ ]*File \"(...*?)\", line ([0-9]*)",
 "selector": "source.python"
}

At this point, you can use ctrl + b to directly run the current python code.

step4: Install some plug-ins

Installation method:

Ctrl+Shift+P Open the control panel, find Install Package, and press Enter; enter the plug-in name in the pop-up box , press Enter to install. Or follow the plug-in documentation to install it.

Online recommended plug-in:

SublimeREPL can be used to run and debug some programs that require interaction.

SublimeCodeIntel can support functions such as code auto-completion and member/method prompts.

SublimeLinter is used for code checking when writing code. It can check whether the Python code meets the requirements of PEP8.

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