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How can I pass values to Sublime Text Exp: I created this simple program to make a basic account! Note: there is no box to pass value, I believe you need to use the terminal but I do not know very well
a = input('digite o primeiro valor ')
b = input('digite o segundo valor')
print('o valor do primeiro é:{} e o segundo é:{}'.format(a,b))
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You can run through the Sublime itself. Just save your project and hit "Ctrl"+"B" (or 'Tools', 'Build') to run the project. In Sublime, Voce can use the terminal itself (which is usually at the bottom of the IDE). Remember to put "# -- coding: utf-8 --" at the beginning of your code, to accept the special characters (with accentuation).
If you want to use the terminal, it depends on whether your OS is Windows or Linux: Overall:
Note: THE coding: utf-8 at the beginning of the file was only needed in Python 2. In version 3 the files are already by default in UTF-8.
thanks for the help
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Have you tried using the editor’s own console window? I had to make a plugin once, but it was to change the parameters of the command line, but I believe that for input the console might solve. Later, if you give, I test and comment here.
– Bacco
Has that package, which seems to be what you need. Although in this case I prefer to run in the same terminal, but the "philosophy" of Sublime seems to be to install packages for everything (even the package manager is a package that has to be installed separately...)
– hkotsubo