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How to Install Lexi tools in Sublime.

1. Create a Build System in Sublime for Lexi's Compiler by opening Tools>Build Systems>New Build System:

2. Save this JSON file as CompileBR.sublime-build within the folder Packages/User/Lexiplugin

{
    "cmd": ["ConvStoO.cmd", "$file_name", "$file_base_name", "$file", "$file_path"],
    "selector": ".brs",
    "working_dir": "C:\\Lexi\\"
}

3. Restart Sublime and select the compiler from Tools>Build Systems>CompileBR

4. Repeat this for each of the Lexi tools. Simply replace the ConvStoO.cmd above with each and save as .sublime-build files:

@@ Line 3: / Line 3: @@
 How to Install Lexi tools in Sublime.
-Create a Build System in Sublime for Lexi's Compiler by opening Tools>Build Systems>New Build System:
+. Create a Build System in Sublime for Lexi's Compiler by opening Tools>Build Systems>New Build System:
-Save this JSON file as CompileBR.sublime-build within the folder Packages/User/Lexiplugin
+. Save this JSON file as CompileBR.sublime-build within the folder Packages/User/Lexiplugin
   {
@@ Line 13: / Line 13: @@
   }
-Restart Sublime. Select the compiler from Tools>Build Systems>CompileBR
+. Restart Sublime and select the compiler from Tools>Build Systems>CompileBR
-Repeat this for each of the Lexi tools. Simply replace the ConvStoO.cmd above with each and save as .sublime-build files:
+. Repeat this for each of the Lexi tools. Simply replace the ConvStoO.cmd above with each and save as .sublime-build files:
 *StripLN.cmd   (strip line numbers)
 *AddLN.cmd    (add line numbers)