If the document class is ** jarticle **, it doesn't seem to compile normally ... If you know the reason, please give me some advice.

** Addendum (2020/04/30) ** A friend told me that the above corrections are okay.

Let's make it convenient through environment variables!

It seems to be the most complicated part of this article.

If you double-click a sentence on ** SumatraPDF ** by passing it through an environment variable, You will be able to open the source code of the relevant part with ** Sublime Text **.

Press Windows key + R and type control to open the control panel. From the list displayed by entering environment variable in the search field on the upper right Select [System-Edit System Variables]-> Environment Variables. Select [Path] from the [System Variables (S)] list, and double-click or press [Edit (I)]. Add the following Path from [Edit Environment Variable Name]-> [New (N)].

C:\Program Files\Sublime Text 3\

Launch ** SumatraPDF **, click the list in the upper left and select [Settings]-> [Options]. Set the reverse search command line settings as follows.

sublime_text %f:%l

This completes ** setting environment variables **.

To confirm, open test.tex with ** SumatraPDf ** and open Then double-click the [1 Introduction] part in the sentence above ** SumatraPDF **, If you can open (line 10) \ section {Introduction} in ** Sublime Text **, you are successful.

**! !! !! Caution! !! !! ** ** Do not put a ** space in the folder name where the .tex file is located! !! ** ** Example You can see it by checking the above with test.tex placed in the hoge fuga folder.

R-Box Similar to the ** LaTeXTool ** procedure Install ** R-Box ** from Package Control: Install Package.

There is no need to set anything for ** R-Box **.

SendCode Similar to the ** LaTeXTool ** procedure Install ** Send Code ** from Package Control: Install Package.

Set ** SendCode **. This is also the same as the procedure of ** LaTeX Tool ** setting. Select [Preferences]-> [Package Settings]-> [SendCode]-> [Settings].

After that, the settings will be displayed, so enter the following contents on the right side of the setting field.

\User\SendCode.sublime-settings

{
    "prog": "r",
    "r": {
        "prog": "r"
    },
}

By adding the above contents, you can send the ** R ** code written on Sublime Text to ** RGui ** with Ctrl + Enter. However, please note that it is necessary to start ** RGui ** in advance.

Check if it works properly.

R.r

curve(dnorm(x) , -5, 5)

If you press Ctrl + Enter with this line entered, it will be sent to ** RGui **. If the graph of the normal distribution appears on ** RGui **, it is successful.

Syntax settings for Python

About Python indentation

Indentation is responsible for distinguishing blocks in Python code. There are mainly half-width space 4 and Tab, half-width space 2 styles. (Although I rarely see two spaces) In Sublime Text's Python syntax settings, if you set Tab = space for 4, Don't confuse the tab with the space 4 code. (Because it is not recommended to be confused)

First of all, open the .py file with Sublime Text because anything is fine. (It's okay if you make a notepad and open the one with the extension changed to .py)

After that, set in the same way as ** LaTeXTool ** etc. Select [Preferences]-> [Settings-Syntax Specific].

After that, the settings will be displayed, so enter the following contents on the right side of the setting field.

\User\Python.sublime-settings

// These settings override both User and Default settings for the Python syntax
{
    "tab_size": 4,
    "translate_tabs_to_spaces": true
}

Press Tab, and if four half-width spaces are output, the setting is complete.

How to use summary

LaTeX --You can build with Ctrl + B.

-By double-clicking a sentence on ** SumatraPDF **, you can open the source code of that part with
** Sublime Text **.

R -After starting ** RGui **, in ** Sublime Text **, you can send and execute the code by pressing
Ctrl + Enter.

Python --You can output half-width space 4 by pressing Tab.

Things that would be useful if you put them in Sublime

This completes the basic environment configuration, Here are some other packages that you might find useful.

• Japanize It translates Sublime Text into Japanese. I thought that it would be a problem if the detailed settings were in English, so I added it.

• ConvertToUTF8 It is a (likely) Package that solves problems related to character codes. If UTF-8 is used as the standard, I think there is nothing wrong with including it.

• Alignment It's a very convenient Package.

For example, for the following code.

sample.c

int x = 0;
double y = 1;
int z = 10;

By selecting the full range of this code and typing Ctrl + Alt + A

sample.c

int x    = 0;
double y = 1;
int z    = 10;

It adjusts the indent based on =. ** Alignment ** settings Settings-User

Settings-User

{
	"alignment_space_chars": ["=","-"],
}

By setting as above, - will also be adjusted to the standard, It will be convenient to use ** R **. Also, set the ** Alignment ** setting Key Bindings-User You can change the command by setting it. (I'm changing to Ctrl + Shift + A.)

References

• TeX Wiki

-Build UTF-8 LaTeX environment with SublimeText3 (Windows) --Qiita

-Build a Python development environment with Sublime Text 3 on Windows --narito blog

-LaTeX's "bad default" trends and countermeasures --Qiita

-Building a Windows platex writing environment with SublimeText3 + LaTeXTools + TeXLive2015 --Fireworks that are not hot to the touch

-I tried Sublime Text 3 (for compiling Tex) --Himaneko Attorinkusu