sublime Corona Editor

Solar2D Corona Editor
#1

i have downloaded sublime and the  sublime corona editor plugin but the build setting is looking for

C:\Program Files\Corona Labs\Corona SDK\Corona Simulator.exe’

can any one tell me how to change this to C:\Program Files (*86)\Corona Labs\Corona SDK\Corona Simulator.exe’

thanks

#2

I have basically the same question, but I’m on a Mac.  If I try to do Command-B to build and run the app from within Sublime Text 2, I get:

[Errno 2] No such file or directory
[cmd:  [u’/Applications/DevTools/CoronaSDK/simulator’, u’/Users/M/Documents/Projects/MyProject’]]

…

My simulator is actually at /Applications/CoronaSDK/Corona Simulator.app

How do I set the path to the simulator correctly? 

#3

Ok, I got it working on the mac - maybe this can help on the PC as well:   In Sublime go to Preferences–>Browse Packages  and see what the directory is where the packages are kept.   Then in Windows Explorer find the Corona Editor package.  On the Mac there is a file called Corona SDK.sublime-build  which contains the path for the corona simulator.    You will probably need to restart Sublime after you change it.

#4

thanks that works for me, but I think I will continue using ZeroBrane Studio, because of its debbigging

#5

Lots of improvements to building are coming this week.  In the meantime the suggested fix works.

#6

I have basically the same question, but I’m on a Mac.  If I try to do Command-B to build and run the app from within Sublime Text 2, I get:

[Errno 2] No such file or directory
[cmd:  [u’/Applications/DevTools/CoronaSDK/simulator’, u’/Users/M/Documents/Projects/MyProject’]]

…

My simulator is actually at /Applications/CoronaSDK/Corona Simulator.app

How do I set the path to the simulator correctly? 

#7

Ok, I got it working on the mac - maybe this can help on the PC as well:   In Sublime go to Preferences–>Browse Packages  and see what the directory is where the packages are kept.   Then in Windows Explorer find the Corona Editor package.  On the Mac there is a file called Corona SDK.sublime-build  which contains the path for the corona simulator.    You will probably need to restart Sublime after you change it.

#8

thanks that works for me, but I think I will continue using ZeroBrane Studio, because of its debbigging

#9

Lots of improvements to building are coming this week.  In the meantime the suggested fix works.