I saw a post about how to set up Cygwin in Sublime Text in this link, but it's still not working in my case.
[
{
"keys": ["alt+o"], "command": "toggle_terminus_panel", "args": {
"cwd": "${file_path:${folder}}"
}
},
{
"keys": ["alt+w"], "command": "terminus_close_all", "context": [{ "key": "terminus_view"}]
},
]
This key binding alt+o with this args would open terminus with the folder I am in. And it worked fine with Cmder, Bash (the bash that I got from Git), cmd, and Powershell. But the problem occurred when I switched the default terminal to Cygwin. Here is my terminus settings:-
// the default config, either a single config name or a platform
// specific dict
"default_config": {
"linux": null, // login shell
"osx": null, // login shell
"windows": "Cygwin Terminal",
},
// a list of available shells to execute
"shell_configs": [
{
"name": "Bash",
"cmd": ["bash", "-i", "-l"],
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["linux", "osx"],
},
{
"name": "Zsh",
"cmd": ["zsh", "-i", "-l"],
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["linux", "osx"],
},
{
"name": "Command Prompt",
"cmd": "cmd.exe",
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["windows"],
},
{
"name": "PowerShell Core",
"cmd": "pwsh.exe",
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["windows"],
},
{
"name": "PowerShell",
"cmd": "powershell.exe",
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["windows"],
},
{
"name": "Cmder",
"cmd": ["cmd.exe", "/k", "D:\\ConsoleEmulators\\cmder\\vendor\\init.bat"],
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["windows"],
},
{
"name": "Git Bash",
"cmd": ["D:\\ConsoleEmulators\\cmder\\vendor\\git-for-windows\\bin\\bash.exe"],
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["windows"],
},
{
"name": "WSL Login Shell",
"cmd": "wsl.exe",
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["windows"],
},
{
"name": "Cygwin Terminal",
"cmd": ["D:\\ConsoleEmulators\\Cygwin\\Cygwin\\bin\\bash.exe"],
"env": {},
"enable": true,
"platforms": ["windows"]
}
],
// Note: for unix users, you will get better 256 color experience
// if you also set "unix_term" to "xterm-256color"
// 256 color is not working on Windows because of upstream winpty's issue
// https://github.com/rprichard/winpty/issues/108
"256color": false,
// the default TERM variable of unix system. Possible values are
// "linux", "xterm" and "xterm-256color".
// However, please aware that not all xterm features are supported.
"unix_term": "linux",
// the default LANG variable of unix system.
"unix_lang": "en_US.UTF-8",
// number of lines kept in scrollback history
// decreasing this value may improve performance
"scrollback_history_size": 10000,
// set a minimum or maximum terminal width in characters
"min_columns": 20,
"max_columns": 500,
// Windows and Linux only
// use ctrl+c to copy
// use ctrl+v to paste (use ctrl+alt+v to send ctrl+v instead)
// use ctrl+pagedown/pageup to change tabs
"natural_keyboard": true,
// Terminus sends all keybinds of the form `ctrl+[a-z]` to the terminal process
// directly. Windows and Linux users sometimes may want to preserve some of such
// keybinds. (only keybinds listed below are supported, open an issue for a specific
// keybind if it is not in the list)
"preserve_keys" : [
// "ctrl+k" // there are a number of shortcuts with "ctrl+k" prefix.
// "ctrl+p" // to show Go to Anything
],
// the name of the theme
// Terminus comes with a number of themes - select a predefined theme using
// `Terminus Utilities: Select Theme`.
"theme": "one-dark",
// change `theme` to "user" if you want to use customized theme
// see https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/color_schemes.html#colors for the
// available colors
"user_theme_colors": {
"background": "#262626",
"foreground": "#ffffff",
"caret": "white",
"block_caret": "white",
"selection": "#444444",
"selection_foreground": "#ffffff",
"00": "#000000", // black
"01": "#cd0000", // red
"02": "#00cd00", // green
"03": "#cdcd00", // brown
"04": "#0000ee", // blue
"05": "#cd00cd", // magenta
"06": "#00cdcd", // cyan
"07": "#e5e5e5", // white
"08": "#7f7f7f", // light_black
"09": "#ff0000", // light_red
"10": "#00ff00", // light_green
"11": "#ffff00", // light_brown
"12": "#5c5cff", // light_blue
"13": "#ff00ff", // light_magenta
"14": "#00ffff", // light_cyan
"15": "#ffffff", // light_white
},
"view_settings": {
// these are extra view settings which are passed to the terminus_view,
// you could change settings like "font_face", "font_size" and paddings.
},
"debug": false,
}
And then I got the error bash: ls: command not found and then I searched in google and I found the answer in superuser, this link:- Sublime text 3 Terminus using Cygwin terminal wont accept commands (e.g ls or gcc) (Windows)
But it doesn't open the folder where I'm in. It opens the Cygwin terminal with the /home/user directory, which I literally don't want. So, how to open the Cygwin terminal at the current file directory in Sublime Text?
Btw I'm using Windows 7 32 bit operating system and Sublime text 4 (but I don't think that my operating system and sublime text version effect this.) :p
,"-i", "-l"tocmd/home/userdirectory. But, in sublime text, the arguments I used in key bindings say, "open terminus at current directory". But for some reason, it can't open the Cygwin terminal in the current directory. And if I omit the "-i" and "-l", it says ls is not a command.PATH. I would (1) first make up your mind, whether or not want a login shell, configure this appropriately, and then (2) fiddle with the startup files of bash, to get PATH right and (3) take care that bash initially does a cd to whatever directory you want.