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Please test TerminalView in isolation to see if the issue persists. In this particular case a history of all modifications are saved causing unbound memory usage. TerminalView does a lot of modifications to the buffer which can conflict with plugins like e.g. You may have other plugins that conflict with TerminalView. The terminal is sluggish and/or uses a lot of memory If the TERM value is correct feel free to open an issue for further investigation.

You can check it by calling env | grep TERM inside the terminal view in ST3. This is set to “linux” by the plugin and must stay that way. The terminal is responsive but acts weird (prints weird sequences, cursor located in the wrong place, etc.)Įnsure you do not have a bash_profile file or similar that changes the value of the TERM environment variable. For details see the keybindings section above. To make it work find the missing keybinding in the TerminalView keymap and copy it to your user keymap. This is most likely because you have the key bound to something else in your user keymap file. A keybinding is not working even though it is listed in the keybindings section List of common problems you may encounter when using this plugin. The following is a list of known plugins that integrate with TerminalView. List of plugins that integrate with TerminalView

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)įor details refer to the source code for now. Search for TerminalView and hit enter to install.

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Open the command palette ( ctrl+ shift+ p by default) and find “Package Control: Install Package”.

bash (this is not required but recommended, see “Changing shell” below for details).

Note, if you encounter any issues please check the “Common problems” section at the bottom for a solution.

Static syntax highlighting (as an addition to shell colors).

Shell colors (8 color support for now - development for 256 is planned).

Integration with the Sublime Text build system.

Basically everything you would expect from a terminal.

Interactive applications (less, man, ipython, ssh, etc.).

The plugin uses a pseudo-terminal to start the underlying shell which means it supports There is a new alternative called Terminus ( ) which is active at the time of writing.Ī Linux/macOS plugin for Sublime Text 3 that allows for terminals inside editor views. I am no longer using Sublime Text and do not have the time to support this plugin.

Sublime text terminal plugin