Sublime text 3 compatibility

[brice]

Is there any plan to make this plugins compatible with Sublime Text 3?

[mihai-vlc]

it works just fine in ST3 just clone it in the packages folder
git clone https://github.com/SublimeText/PhpDoc.git

[brice]

i tried it but i think i'm not doing it right cause it doesn't work.

[mihai-vlc]

@brice it works just fine just go to the line before the method type /** and press Ctrl+space

[brice]

I think the package is not take in account. I made the git clone in .config/sublime-text-3/Packages. But after that nothing seems to work and i don't see any settings about the phpdoc package.

[mihai-vlc]

what os do you have ? Make sure you do it in the folder you open from Preferences->Browse Packages

[brice]

I have Ubuntu 64 bit and i did it on the folder open from the Browse Packages action

[alexrussell]

The package may be compatible with ST3, but it's listed as ST2 only on Will Bond's packages site. Any chance of getting that rectified somehow?

See: https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/PhpDoc

[yvmarques]

I have sent a pull request to make phpdoc compatible with the SublimeText 3.

sublimehq/package_control_channel#2105

[jbrooksuk]

I'm just looking at ensuring everything works and merging #9.

[paulodiovani]

Working on Sublime Text 3, installed by Package Manager.

I think it just needs and update on the README and then, close this issue.

I've just downloaded this and I'm trying to get it to work with ST3. ( on Mavericks )

Typing /** and ctrl+space or cmd+space does nothing but create a new line.

When I type /** and tab ( my autocomplete ) all I get are new lines with * on them, I don't think this is working as intended.

After more testing, it seems that the PHPDoc package is not overriding the default 'DocBlock' autocomplete that ships with ST3.

I disabled all packages and did the /** autocomplete without any packages and I get the same result with or without PHPDoc installed.

[brice]

Same behavior on my configuration (linux ubuntu 12.04 with ST3)

[jbrooksuk]

I've just checked this on my OSX Mavericks install and pressingctrl+space after /** has expanded to the complete comment header code as expected.

@rawrkats and @brice did you install via Package Control? I've just installed fresh from PC and it worked fine 👍

[MarkKnochen]

I can write a DocBlock .. but how can I generate the documetation? The rightclick on a file or folder doesn't work.

[hannenz]

I can confirm the same behavior as @brice and @rawrkats mentioned. I am running sublime-text3 on elementaryos (e.g. Ubuntu 12.04) and installed PhpDoc throuogh Package Control.