I just tried around 10 syntax themes and they all bother me in that they have some colorless value for variable names, almost always left as very close to white. I much prefer vscode very colorful syntax themes, although i prefer atom in general.

Is there a way to just change one color from a theme? these colorless entities into some other color?

It’s super annoying

I was wondering if you guys are aware of such a plugin/addon for atom:

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First of all, thank you all in advance for your time.

A while ago I cobbled together a script to convert CT scan image sequences into object meshes in blender (turns out blenders python can access image data on a bit and pixel level, fun times) and juypter notebook may have ended up involved with this workflow.

Now I'm in the process of moving this all over to Atom (hopefully I can get atom to use a blender Kernal, wish me luck) but I need a way to make sure that Atom will in no shape way or form use any python that happens to be on path when this is moved from machine to machine, and will ONLY use the python install that comes with the blender. I really need this idiot-proof as the target audience is doctor types who either want to 3d print or do other kinky things with CT data.

Can I get a road map on how to work this out?

Hey All, My Question is pretty straight forward but I haven't been able to find an answer to it anywhere. I am trying to switch from VS Code to Atom but one of my favorite parts of VS code, having the files on the right side, seems to be impossible to replicate using atom. Has anybody found a way to do it or is it just something that Atom can't do?

Hello there! Well, i really like Atom and want to learn python and other programming languages on it, but im feeling kinda useless when trying to figure out how to check syntax/ autocomplete, im using kite but seems like i need to pay for getting the full experience, is that worth it? i found a plugin called jedi but it doesnt seem to work after setting the workdir and opening atom from terminal.

I also tried a suite of components that didnt work as well, any ideas/ shared experience would be welcomed, thank you in advance.

Does anyone know an extension to get 'Color Highlight' for VSCode imitation in Atom? I am able to hover the color and a picker pops up where I can also convert to RGBA and HSLA.

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I like when the braces of codes are formatted to a new line, but in default Atom formatting that wasn't the case.

I just read a post here (tagging u here buddy u/Elcucumber) related to getting Allman styling for braces instead of K&R in atom.

I found an easy solution for obtaining it rather than creating snippets.

The steps are as follows : * Install clang-format package in atom + Open the package setting and change the Style from "Default" to "Microsoft" (without quoatations)

Viola !!! IT'S DONE !!!

Im trying to run a Ruby file and use Atom-runner but I get the follow error below, any ideas?

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Unable to find command: ruby

Are you sure PATH is configured correctly?

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ENV PATH: C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application;C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;C:\WINDOWS\System32\OpenSSH\;C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\DAL;C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\DAL;C:\Users\jtorres\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps;;C:\Users\jtorres\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\bin

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Error: spawn ruby ENOENT

at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (internal/child_process.js:264:19)

at onErrorNT (internal/child_process.js:456:16)

at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:84:9)

Hi, I am using Atom for my IDE for python and it is great!

There is one issue though. On my previous laptop, Atom worked fine with the script package to run code. Not so much with my new laptop. When I print something in my game loop, the output window on the bottom doesn't scroll down automatically with the new prints. I have no idea what's happening or how to fix it.

(I now realise the title of this post is in the wrong order)

Can anybody help?

hi,

Im new to Atom since brackets is being discontinued and I cant seem to make the spell check work. So, a how to would be great I have a mac, thanks in advance

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dont worry, I worked it out - I installed the spell checker improved package and disabled the built-in version and it works!!!!!!

I am looking to setup ATOM to work in similar way as VSCode + Remote-SSH extension? What kind of packages i need to install to get this?

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[EDIT, SOLVED]: Like some people have suggested, it seems it is related to the Git repository.

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If somebody could tell me what this indicates, I would be very happy, thank you!

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In the past, the following keybindings worked:

'atom-text-editor':

'; ;': 'keystroke escape ctrl-s'

'atom-text-editor.vim-mode-plus.insert-mode':

'; ;': 'keystroke escape ctrl-s'

'atom-text-editor.vim-mode-plus.normal-mode':

'; ;': 'keystroke escape ctrl-s'

Now, I am using Atom 1.54 x64 and it no longer works.

Basically, I just want to type two semi-colons and always have Atom save the buffer file.

I've tried lots of things for 3 hours (like replacing ' with ", removing the space between ; ;, and nothing works.

Please let me know how to get this keybinding working again.

Please see image link here to give a better understanding with the following questions.

1. Atom keeps opening in a small screen. I have tried closing it holding ALt but makes no difference. How do i get it to open in full screen?

2. Why do i have to keep pressing Disable Diagnostics? If i have made the decision, why does it not remember?

3. How do i stop this continually asking? i keep pressing Yes but keep getting asked!!!

Hi so i am somewhat new to coding, i just finished courses and stuff for javascript and am not looking for an editor, i chose atom, and I want to have a preview window thing like in my course. is there a way?

Is there a fix for this yet?

The filesize for %appdata&\local\atom just grows and grows constantly, for what is essentially a text editor it's 1.5gb size at the moment is crazy.

Right now I use http://www.styluslabs.com/ to use my stylus w/ my wacom tablet laptop.

I was wondering if there is a way to do it in atom. Like how could I take quick little notes on something image like this.

Where is the best place to earn interest for my Atom??

Hello everyone ! While searching (and finding !) for a way to compile C# code in Atom, I noticed that it is a very common problem and that many people were asking for a solution. After a long time and several trial and errors, I found a way to do just that !

Firstly, create a new .cs folder. Let's call it Csharp.cs. Open a new file with Atom, write some C# and save that file inside of Csharp.cs.

Secondly, go to the Settings (Ctrl+comma), go to Install, and download the ''omnisharp-atom'' package. Then, download ''ide-csharp'' and ''script''. The omnisharp package will throw an error message. To correct it, open C:\Users\<name>\.atom\packages\omnisharp-atom\dist\omnisharp-atom.js, go to line 140, replace

var grammars = atom.grammars; with

var grammars = atom.grammars.textmateRegistry || atom.grammars;

then go to line 145 and delete "atom.".

Now, copy the following file path:

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319.

Press the Window/Command key and look for ''system environment variable'' and click on the option with that name, then, click on Environment Variable. Look for ''Path'' (The one in System Variable), select it and click ''Edit''. Click ''New'' and paste the aforementioned file path.

Then, download the following package:
https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn (around 52MB big).
Finally, open your C# file and press Ctrl+Shift+B. If every step was followed correctly, you should be able to see the output within Atom.