SubDebug

Licence:			MIT (see acompanying "LICENCE")                       
Description:		SubDebug is a package for Sublime Text for debugging  
					Lua script that incorporates MobDebug
					(https://github.com/pkulchenko/MobDebug)      
Platform:			Sublime Text 3 (current development)                  
Initiating author:	Abbey Games (www.abbeygames.com), Yuri van Geffen     

Current features:

• Step, Run and Break your way through code.
• Evaluate code by selecting code and clicking "Evaluate Statement...".
• Windows shortcuts.

Features to come:

• Watches.
• More detailed evaluation (visualization).
• Stacktraces.
• Mac and Linux shortcuts.
• More...?

How to install

• Check out this repository to your package path, on Windows it will be something like this: C:/Users/[NAME]/AppData/Roaming/Sublime Text 3/Packages/[CHOOSE A GOOD NAME, E.G. "subdebug"]
• Pull the latest from master branch (this branch should always be operable).
• Check out the latest version of MobDebug (https://github.com/pkulchenko/MobDebug) and add it to your project.
• Add the following line to the beginning of your code:

mobdebug = require "[RELATIVE PATH TO mobdebug.lua]"
mobdebug.start()

• Start Sublime and set the base directory (SubDebug > Set base directory...). This is easier if you have your project opened as a folder in Sublime, because SubDebug will suggest appropriate paths.
• You are ready to start debugging your code with SubDebug. Run your script! If you have SubDebug > Step on Connect enabled, your script will halt on connection and you can step through your code. If you have breakpoints set, your script will halt there too.

Pitfalls

• Watch out, when (re)setting your base directory, all breakpoints will reset!
• MobDebug isn't the fastest script in the world. If your application runs too slow, consider turning debugging off and on in specific area's by calling mobdebug.off() and mobdebug.on() in your code.