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Whatever entry you want to clear , use entry.set('') in a function which will be called when button is clicked

This problem is directly addressed in the README under "Using SQLTools with Mac OS X". You need to enter the full path to the mysql binary in your SQLTools.sublime-settings file. To find the full path, open Terminal and type which mysql. Next, open Sublime Text → Preferences → Package Settings → SQLTools → Settings and add the following to the right side:

If you strip newlines from every line and then add them back between the lines, what happens to the last newline (if any)? (There’s no final, empty line after a final newline because your iter discards it.) This is why Python’s readline (or line iteration) function includes the newlines: they’re necessary to represent the end of the file accurately.

Try input the import in the try/catch block , and check if you got undefined after import, so throw exception. Looking in module official website, look your console logs for some of this erros,

Fixes for possible errors : No module named win32com.client No module named win32 No module named win32api

and try this

pip install pypiwin32

Addtiional show your logs to we understand better the situation!

You're falling victim to the difference between Python 2 and Python 3. In particular, note the line in the Sublime diagnostic output that says what command it was that failed:

Ended up with a powershell script.

Here it is, in case someone else find it useful:

You never executed a SQL query with the class data.

I recommend changing the HTML so you name all the class input fields name="class[]". This will make $_GET['class'] an array that you can loop over.

Instead of putting a file into the directory ~/.config/flake8, the name of the file should be flake8 and it should be placed in the ~/.config directory:

For example with the config in the following location:

Sublime maintains a catalog of all known files based on the folders that are currently open in the window/project, and that catalog of files is used to populate the Goto Anything file list and also the list of files that are searched when you do Find in Files.

You can control what appears in the catalog by using the file_exclude_patterns and folder_exclude_patterns settings to stop files from appearing in the sidebar (and thus in the catalog). As you mentioned you can also use binary_file_patterns to indicate that files should still appear in the side bar, but should not be offered in the Goto Anything panel or searched by Find in Files.

In addition to the above, as long as index_files is turned on, then in addition to the file catalog Sublime also runs an indexing process against the files in the side bar as well.

The indexer runs in the background using some number of threads (controlled by index_workers) and essentially loads every file in the side bar, applies the appropriate syntax definition, and then gathers the list of symbols that are marked as ones that should appear in the index (this is a per-syntax setting). The index_exclude_patterns setting specifies files which should not be indexed, even if they appear in the sidebar.

The index is used to power the Goto Definition/Goto Reference/Goto Symbol in Project functionality; it's literally just a list of all of the indexed symbols, what files they appear in, and where in that file that they appear.

Your assumption that files that are not indexed are ones that can't be found is not correct; files that are not indexed can still appear in the side bar and be found by Goto Anything, they just don't contribute symbols to the index, which means the above functionality will not show any content from those files, but you can still open and search them.

So overall, the implications of the two are:

1. If you want a file to appear in the side bar but you don't want to search inside it or have it eligible for opening with Goto Anything, add it to the binary_file_patterns.

2. If you want a file to appear in the side bar but not contribute symbols to the index, then add it to the index_exclude_patterns setting.

3. Files can appear in both settings, in which case you can see them in the side bar but Sublime pretends that they're not there for purposes of all of the above functionality.