Make $scope variable available to commands #12
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lethosor
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May 30, 2025
| vars['tab_size'] = str(tab_size) | ||
| vars['indent'] = indent | ||
| vars['scope'] = view_scope(view) | ||
| vars.update(os.environ) |
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I think there is a possible improvement here where os.environ could be given lowest priority. Right now it is given highest priority, so e.g. if someone happens to have an environment variable named file, $file in formatter commands would expand to that, rather than the value returned from view.window().extract_variables() here. I'm not sure when this behavior would be desirable.
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This makes it possible to configure the same formatter for multiple scopes and change its behavior based on the scope as determined by Sublime, rather than the file extension. This is useful e.g. for files that lack an extension but whose language is known to Sublime.
Inspired by #11, although it may not completely address that use-case.