Hi Perry,
I set my settings in:
/Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User/Corona Editor.sublime-settings
The plugin folder location:
/Users/{username}/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages
The contents of the file:
// Corona Editor default settings { // If you don't like Corona Editor's completion you can turn it off // entirely using this preference. "corona\_sdk\_completion": false, // Set to "false" to turn off "fuzzy completion" and just complete based // on the characters typed so far as a prefix. "corona\_sdk\_use\_fuzzy\_completion": false, // Corona Editor turns off the special meaning of periods as "word // separators" in Sublime Text to make Corona completions work better. If // you like to use cursor movement keys like "Alt+Arrow" to move to the // periods in function calls you might want to turn this off. The most // obvious effect of turning it off is that when you type a period all the // completions disappear until you type another character. "corona\_sdk\_complete\_periods": false, // Set this to the path of your Corona Simulator if it's not installed // in the default location for your operating system (remember to double // backslashes in Windows' paths) // "corona\_sdk\_simulator\_path": "\<path-to-simulator\>", // If you set this to "true" the Sublime Text "build" command will be // issued any time you save a Lua file. "corona\_sdk\_auto\_build": false, // Choose which documentation set you want to use. Can be one of // "public" (the default), "legacy" or "daily". "corona\_sdk\_use\_docset": "daily" }
With those settings I still get corona completion: