Simplify, tidy, and improve gitignore.py #3
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- Read list of available boilerplates from subdirectory - Easier to maintain - Don't inherit sublime.Window - This is a WindowCommand, not a Window - Removed duplicate code - first_select, second_select - 4 occurrences of essentially the same list - Removed hard-coded paths
Hmm... this repo needs a .gitignore! :-P
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| path = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'boilerplates') |
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On ST2 using Windows, this returns .\boilerplates, and causes line 10 to fail. It returns the full path in ST3 though (I'm currently making the plugin compatible with ST3)
Apparently using a relative path doesn't work on Windows.
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I haven't changed any externally visible functionality, but I have greatly simplified the implementation.
It should now be easier to maintain this package since you won't have to update the list in gitignore.py (4 times!!) if you add/remove any boilerplate files.