Kate Ellis Solo Cello

Kate Ellis Solo Cello, a set on Flickr.

Irish Composer Collective Solo Series.
Kevin Barry Room, National Concert Hall, Dublin

SublimeLinter not working for PHP files

Sublime Text 2 is a great code editor. I've been using it for over a year as my default editor after moving on from EditPlus2. It's fast and features a great file overview sidebar, file tabbing, project saving and a customisable colour interface.

After an unsuccessful attempt at installing SublimeLinter months ago, I decided to give it another go. SublimeLinter is a syntax checker package for SublimeText and allows for auto syntax checking.

You need the Package Control plugin first to automate the installation and upgrading of plugins. Follow the instructions on the Installing section of SublimeLinter page to install it.

From here, PHP linting did not work for me.
After searching online, 2 fixes on Stack Overflow worked for me:

1. Set the syntax type for PHP files to PHP instead of HTML5

• View->Show Console and paste: sublime.active_window().active_view().settings().get('syntax')
• If this doesn't 'Packages/PHP/PHP.tmLanguage'  go to View->Settings->Syntax->Open all current extensions as... -> PHP
• SOURCE: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11817164/sublimelinter-php-linting-not-working

2. Point SublimeLinter to your PHP exe:

• Set your PC PATH environment variable e.g. C:\xampp\php, then update the SublimeLinter executable map by:
• Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeLinter -> Settings-Default
• In "sublimelinter_executable_map", enter "php":"php" between the { and }

After this, SublimeLinter highlights any PHP syntax errors automatically :-)

Munster V Racing Metro - 130120

Munster V Racing Metro - 130120, a set on Flickr.

Thomond Park, Limerick

Munster 29 - 6 Racing Metro

Munster V Ulster 121229

Munster V Ulster 121229, a set on Flickr.

Thomond Park, Limerick

Munster 24 - 10 Ulster

Interesting Technology Results From Your Dublin Your Voice Survey

While reading the latest results from the Your Dublin Your Voice Survey, I found the following technology based items interesting:

• 99% of respondents own a mobile phone, 60% of these have a smartphone with the breakdown as follows:
• 18-20 : 73%
• 31-34 : 68%
• 46-65 : 50%
• Over 65: 34%
• 70% of 18-30 year olds use facebook to communicate every day or most days and 46% of all respondents do.
• Only 25% & 20% of 18-30 & 31-45 year olds use Twitter and 16% of all respondents do.
• 65% find it difficult to find Irish sites selling the products they want.

SOURCE:

Your Dublin Your Voice October 2012 Survey