Because of this, it’s easy for us screen code and miss things because it makes sense in other languages or because certain characters are used in the current language but won’t work in other situations, etc… Words simply blend together and to us, we look at the first and last characters in place, and the content to determine a word, our minds don’t actually care about the order the content is to make a word appear.
The hmuan mnid is albe to raed tihgns wihch may ohwtierse look iopmsibsle wehn alcuatly tnhinkig aobut it. It is to also allow you to decide what’s relevant based on the language you’re using, or the project your working on in that language by using simple function calls to add things to earmark in your code. Our goal is to make you more efficient by showing you what’s relevant and hiding what isn’t and by organizing the relevant data in a way that instantly shows you its place within a file or project and by showing you common or uncommon errors which can otherwise be difficult to track down because of the way our brain processes text. The package modifier to make CodeMap the greatest Code Navigator for SublimeText available by weeding out what you don’t need to see and displaying what you do backed by an unlimited nesting category system to organize that output in a way that makes sense, makes you more efficient, and even helps debug your code all while taking up as little space from your coding area as possible. Note: I’m currently working on formatting the post to provide the most information in an organized way…
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