Request: fullscreen-only preference

[hced]

Hi! I'd like to suggest a setting to only show SublimeStatusbarPath in fullscreen (not in windowed mode).

When I'm in windowed mode, I tend to have Sublime's window half-screen and a browser window on the other half. This makes the available space in the statusbar is pretty sparse, and the built-in setting "show_full_path": true works perfectly in windowed mode (but not in fullscreen, which is where I think this plugin works best).

Have a great day,
Henrik

[unphased]

Hi there,

Thanks, I totally agree. The fix for this should be quick and easy, stay tuned.

[unphased]

Can't find API for ST2 (it does exist for original ST) for checking if is fullscreen.

Looking at the Python objects available:

SSP: 
['__class__', '__delattr__', '__dict__', '__doc__', '__format__', '__getattribute__', '__hash__', '__init__', '__len__', '__module__', '__new__', '__reduce__', '__reduce_ex__', '__repr__', '__setattr__', '__sizeof__', '__str__', '__subclasshook__', '__weakref__', 'add_regions', 'begin_edit', 'buffer_id', 'classify', 'command_history', 'em_width', 'encoding', 'end_edit', 'erase', 'erase_regions', 'erase_status', 'extract_completions', 'extract_scope', 'file_name', 'find', 'find_all', 'find_all_results', 'find_by_selector', 'fold', 'folded_regions', 'full_line', 'get_regions', 'get_status', 'get_symbols', 'has_non_empty_selection_region', 'id', 'indentation_level', 'indented_region', 'insert', 'is_dirty', 'is_folded', 'is_loading', 'is_read_only', 'is_scratch', 'layout_extent', 'layout_to_text', 'line', 'line_endings', 'line_height', 'lines', 'match_selector', 'meta_info', 'name', 'replace', 'retarget', 'rowcol', 'run_command', 'scope_name', 'score_selector', 'sel', 'set_encoding', 'set_line_endings', 'set_name', 'set_read_only', 'set_scratch', 'set_status', 'set_syntax_file', 'set_viewport_position', 'settings', 'show', 'show_at_center', 'size', 'split_by_newlines', 'substr', 'syntax_name', 'text_point', 'text_to_layout', 'unfold', 'viewport_extent', 'viewport_position', 'visible_region', 'window', 'word']
Window: 
['__class__', '__delattr__', '__dict__', '__doc__', '__format__', '__getattribute__', '__hash__', '__init__', '__module__', '__new__', '__reduce__', '__reduce_ex__', '__repr__', '__setattr__', '__sizeof__', '__str__', '__subclasshook__', '__weakref__', 'active_group', 'active_view', 'active_view_in_group', 'find_open_file', 'focus_group', 'focus_view', 'folders', 'get_layout', 'get_output_panel', 'get_view_index', 'hwnd', 'id', 'new_file', 'num_groups', 'open_file', 'run_command', 'set_layout', 'set_view_index', 'show_input_panel', 'show_quick_panel', 'views', 'views_in_group']

That's with this code in the plugin to dump them:

    def on_activated(self, view):
        filename = view.file_name()
        if filename:
            print "SSP: "
            print dir(view)
            print "Window: "
            print dir(view.window())
            view.set_status('Path', filename)

I see nothing that can tell us whether we're fullscreen or not, other than the OS specific hwnd Windows window-handle pointer, and I'll have to look at what this looks like on OS X.

How about trying to get the path to show at the end of the status bar item list? So you can get all your other more important data and have the file path get cut off instead. I've pushed that change. Looks like the line/column fields seem to always show up at the end, but at least now the lint-related statuses are first for me. (maybe they always were)

I can add a keybind to allow toggling...

[hced]

A less elegant solution could be to simply add two commands – SublimeStatusbarPath_On and SublimeStatusbarPath_Off – so that the user might bind it to their fullscreen keyboard shortcut (mine is ⌘K ⌘F on Mac).

[unphased]

so.. one shortcut that triggers both functionalities? I think having two commands bound to the same key makes one override the other. I'll see if I can make this work

[hced]

Hi again. Sorry :) My last message was written a bit too late in the night. A variable that's being stored on disk and gets reset on Sublime' startup (if that event is possible to hook into). And instead of those two commands, a SublimeStatusbar_Toggle command that changes the variable and turns on or off statusbar path accordingly.

I'm sorry if there's any missing logic in this idea (I'm not a hard core programmer).

[unphased]

so.. an independently tracked toggle? that may be easier. you know... I
would like also something that can auto restore fullscreen-ness though I
somehow doubt that being possible with a plugin.

but... since ST seems to always start in window mode I think the plugin
should then always be temporarily disabled.

did my change (I attempted to change the order the path shows up in) help?

On Apr 26, 2013, at 4:35 AM, Henrik Cederblad notifications@github.com
wrote:

Hi again. Sorry :) My last message was written a bit too late in the night.
A variable that's being stored on disk and gets reset on Sublime' startup
(if that event is possible to hook into). And instead of those two
commands, a SublimeStatusbar_Toggle command that changes the variable and
turns on or off statusbar path accordingly.

I'm sorry if there's any missing logic in this idea (I'm not a hard core
programmer).

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[niyazpk]

Now that ST3 is out, is this any easier to implement?