Sublime

Installing the Sublime WebHare package

1. Open the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P on Mac)
2. Select "Package Control: Install Package"
3. Install the package named "WebHare"

Some useful commands in Sublime’s WebHare Package are:

• Documentation search
  Opens the local WebHare installation’s documentation site (/docs/). Make sure the docs site is enabled (application “Modules and configuration” => Menu => “Tollium backend” => tab “Server” => enable option “Index source code”).
• Get Last Error Stack Trace
  Scrolls through (the errors from) the last stack trace. Jumps to the source code after selecting one of the stack trace items.
• Codegrep
  Search code from the local modules, both WebHare’s internal modules as well as your own modules. Double click on a result to jump to the code (requires the ‘mousemap’ settings).
• Symbol search
  After selecting a (WebHare) function, macro or object, jumps to the source code.
• Validate file
  Compiles/validates the current file. Supports whscr, whlib, xml and siteprl.
• Source switch
  This command can be used to switch between a screen XML file and the accompanying WHLIB file.

To install WebHare’s recommended packages, select Preferences => Package Settings => WebHare => Recommended Packages => Install all recommended packages.

Open Tollium component in Sublime

Use the following combination on a (Tollium) component to open the component’s XML specification in Sublime:

Option + shift + right click

Other useful Sublime Packages

• TabsExtra

Mouse integration

To support mouse-related functions, you'll need to add extra settings. This will make the following work:

• Double click codegrep results
• Cmd + right click on a function to trigger a popup with documentation
• Cmd + shift + right click to trigger symbol definitions

To get this to work on OSX, add a file named "Default (OSX).sublime-mousemap" in the Sublime Package/User folder (/Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages/User) with the following contents: