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I tried the Sublime plugin today, very neat! I used to use Visual Studio so far, which is great but just a bit cumbersome, takes a while to open while Sublime is very snappy, ideal for scripting.

I've taken the habit of using .csx extension though (I never succeeded in installing the proper shell context menus, my CS-config doesn't have the proper tab, plus anyway I prefer avoiding the confusion between scripts and regular C# files, this way I know I'm double-clicking something that's executable).

Anyway, the Sublime plugin doesn't seem to support .csx extensions, the "execute" entry in the context menu is greyed out. I do have color highlighting though :) !

Triggered by oleg-shilo/cs-script#121

Some other plugins may also compete for over-gutter tooltips so configurable setting can be a good compromise.

Although I changed the path of cscs.exe and mono it's still not working. No feature of the cs-script works and yes, I followed the instructions for Mac users.

Sublime freezes for a few seconds at startup when CS-Script is installed. Looks like this is caused by loading syntaxer.exe at startup but I am not 100% sure. Sublime version is 3143. Cs-Script version 1.2.6.

Apologies for posting this in the Sublime repo, but I couldn't find your repo for the "CS-Script Tools" VS extension.
So I'm using .csx extension, because of the ease of just double-clicking in explorer, and right-clicking for more, eg edit/debug in VS when Sublime doesn't cut it.
(I spend the rest of my non-script life in C# as well so having that context menu for regular .cs files is kind of awkward.)

2 issues:

• the "Open Script" dialog in the tool doesn't list .csx files (although typing their name by hand still works fine)
• once the .csx file is open, editing is kinda limited: highlighting only half-works (some identifiers are the right color, others aren't), and intellisense doesn't work. I realize this might be out of your hands (I use R#, to make matters worse), but in case it's only a matter of associating the .csx extension to the proper file type then that'd be great.

Alternatively... could it be possible to use a sub-extension, like myscript.x.cs ? Double-clicking the file in the explorer probably wouldn't be able to differentiate past the last extension, but I think the context menu thing is from another project of yours, would that work?

Hey, so this is an odd one, upon save my carefully-formatted script get weirdfully-reindented... with 7 spaces for a tab. Wut? I heard of 4, 8, or even 2, but 7 is new :)

It took me a while to figure out (it actually also happens in non-script .cs files - I use .csx extension for scripts, thanks for the fix btw), but I can consistently reproduce: ctrl+shift+p: disable package CS-Script, save is OK, re-enable it: indent it all borked.

Expected: don't lint on save (or make it optional, off by default preferably), and if you DO lint on save, then respect Sublime's settings in the bottom-right corner (mine are "use tabs" and "tab size 4").