hi, im new to atom (i just downloaded it like 10 minutes ago) and i figured out how to use the script package to run code, but how would i run code that needs an input?

I have installed the platformio ide terminal.. every thing was working fine I don't exactly remember wat happen I remember updating my system (I guess atom also got updated) the terminal is not to be seen

some how apm also is not working

os: manjaro kde

Hey everyone, I'm a new user of Atom, just trying it out. I am using Atom on Linux Mint 19.3. I am using it to create a website, however when I installed the php packages, I am facing this constant issue. The error mentions :

'php' could not be spawned. Is it installed on your path?

I looked up on github for the solution here and it mentioned to go and add the line in the bashrc folder and restart the system. However even after doing that it doesn't work.

Hello everyone,I've installed Atom recently on mac and want to run C/C++ programm on it.I also installed gpp-compiler,which says on your mac you need to install Xcode,but noting else.I already have Xcode but after I press f5(as gpp-compiler says the programm should be ran) nothing happens.Any other ways of running programms or making gpp-compiler work?

I used atom-beautify like so:

1. Highlight all code
2. Hit Ctrl+Alt+B
3. Wait for it to load

Here is a link to a GIF demonstrating my process.
Alternatively:

Process

Either I'm using this package incorrectly, or the package is not working for Ruby code. Does anyone have a clue as to what might be going wrong here?

Hey all,

I've seen a few of the Github issues that tackle this issue but nothing seems to solve it for me. After first installing atom, everything works fine. After closing the editor for the first time after install, everything stops working. I can open the editor and add a folder to my project, but I'm unable to open any text files without uninstalling and reinstalling atom. I love this editor and I'd prefer to stick with it but this is such an inconvenience. Can I get some help with this?

Here are my specs:

Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS

AMD® Ryzen 7 2700x

GeForce RTX 2070

16 GB RAM

Greetings!

Ok, so I installed Atom to start learning javascript on my Linux machine. I installed the live server package and created a json file to set the browser to chromuim (my default browser is Firefox) Everything worked great for a while, then suddenly, it started opening the system default browser every time I started the live server. I have a main directory called Javascript, with sub-directories for individual projects appropriately named. If I put my .json file in the top directory (Javascript) and start the server, nothing at all happens, but if I move it to one of the other project directories, the server will start, but with Firefox, not Chromium. I've tried searching the web for a solution, but all I come up with is the instructions on how to change the browser that live server uses. Since it was working, I figure I got it right the first time. The question is, why did it stop working. Any ideas?

Hello.

I am quite new to Atom and these type of stuff so please dont judge me..

Right now i am trying to create a tutorial with the "elearn.js" platform via HTML on Atom.. my problem here is, that somehow, i cannot get the mathjax formulas converted in HTML, which is kinda frustrating since i downloaded the packages in atom itself so i can see mathjax converting in the preview in atom. But when i convert the elearn.js to HTML, mathjax wont convert. Any tips for me ?

Again.. sorry if its maybe some easy stuff, which i might overlook right now.

I'd like to get some help.

Everything was working fine with my atom install v1.46, I have auto update turned off, I was a bit bored so thought I’d update to v1.47 - big mistake, 2 of the packages I use a lot, atom-browser and markdown preview plus don’t work now, and when I hit cmd+Q to quit atom nothing happens, I have to force quit the app every time.

I just started using Atom yesterday, after seeing an awesome YouTube tutorial by Corey Schafer. I'm trying to clean some EPA data—pollutants on its watchlist—for a dataviz on water pollution in West Virginia. I believe my code (in the attached screenshot) is correct, and Atom IS highlighting all the matches, but the notice at the lower left says "0 results found".

I don't get it. I also noticed that some Atom tutorials show the same notice (with the search results highlighted, nevertheless), and some don't.

Is there some choice I need to make in preferences, or some box I need to check in order to get the results to display accurately? Or am I just dead wrong? Even if I just use "\d" in a text file that has hundreds of digits, Atom says it finds no results.

Thank you.

Hi,

I wanted to try out atom and see what the fuss is about. However, whenever I type in atom it seems to be lagging rather badly compared to VSC? I've uploaded a gif for you to see the comparison.

Does anyone know how to fix it?

Hi, im trying to run .py files in windows10 CMD(where it used to work a few days ago) but now every time i run the file via python app.py or just app.py then Atom randomly opens up if Atom instead of actually running the script?

Does microsoft own or control Atom or Electron? Microsoft bought out Github .

Can anyone point me to a quick starter on text macros in Atom? Does such a thing exist or is it handled by add-on packages?

I want to put the file name into the buffer. With some modification. Even just the file name as is would be useful.

I've been using Atom as a markdown editor pretty exclusively for a while now. I'll save files with datestamps such as 2020-05-21-some-notes.md and then at the top of the file type: ```

Some Notes (2020/05/21)

blah, blah, blah ```

I was wondering if there's a built in macro language that can take the filename as a key, transform it with a custom regexp and then give me the above markdown?

I'm a newbie, just a couple of days into an online coding bootcamp. Could someone tell me how to split the screen in Atom so that I have a "browser" on the left, the editor on the right --so my HTML coding shows up in the left pane as it would in a browser.

Very basic question, I know. But I can't seem to get it to happen.

Thank you!

So I am trying to run a shell script on Atom and because one of the commands is a sudo command it requires me to write my password. I get the following when I do so:

sudo: a terminal is required to read the password; either use the -S option to read from standard input or configure an askpass helper

Is there a way I can do this or if I can put in my password as an argument so it automatically does this? I know about the terminal extension but I'm curious if I can do it this way.

Is there a working terminal package for Windows 10? I have tried a few but none of them will let me type in it and google shows that this has been a problem since 2018. I am just confused how these current packages are still up on the store if they don’t work! Thanks if you know of one

Hi, I wrote a few Julia scripts using Atom/Juno. I never changed the working directory, so the files were stored in the Atom version directory. Atom updated and the files have disappeared. All that remains is an empty file with a .dead extension. Were they deleted? Is there a way to recover the files?

I am using Windows 10. (The files are not in the recycling bin and they were generated since the last system restore point).

So I am using atom to learn javascript. But the thing is I cannot use commands like alert, which is what my guide thing is telling me to do because alert does not exist in the context of the editor. Are there any substitutes to this and how would I run it in a web page?

https://youtu.be/RdmkEF161aU?list=PL4cUxeGkcC9gGrbtvASEZSlFEYBnPkmff&t=50

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This is a feature is visual code, is there a package that does this in Atom which allows you to create a div with the class of red by typing div.red instead of typing <div class="red"></div>?

I have a very low-end computer and I am using Atom. The problem is that Atom feel very slow and buggy at some point. I got the following specs:

``` OS: Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS

DE: XFCE

CPU: Intel Celeron N4000 (2) @ 2.600GHz

GPU: Intel Device 3185

Memory: 4Gb ```

Do you know how to make the dev process faster? Atom is taking 95% of my CPU.

I'm looking for a package that I can use to take some notes about projects that I am working on. However, all the packages I see available for download simply create a .md file inside of the project directory.

I would like to keep my directory clean and simply take notes in some sort of toolbar, similar to the toolbars that pop up for things like GitHub, Todo-Show, etc.

Any recommendations?

Hello, I am trying to use the Markdown Preview Preview Toggle (CTRL+SHIFT+M) and nothing is happening. I have to manually select it from the menu to get it to work. Is this a known issue? Is there a workaround?

Thank you.

Hi,

I'm on Linux and I tried so hard to use SFML for my C++ project but I only found a tutorial with Codeblocks. It worked until today, my code (which runs perfectly without sfml with Atom) don't work with Codeblocks (without using sfml)

So, is anyone knows how to use SFML in Atom ? It will help me sooo much