viisual/ASCII-Decorator — pull request #20 by facelessuser (2014-02-09 22:28:49+00:00)
Title: Bunch of features and Sublime ST2 and ST3 support fixes

Changes:
- ST2|ST3 compatibility fixes
- Font Selector: Users can now select any font via this command to use
- Font Favorites: Users can predefine font profiles to use and quickly access them via this command
- In ST3 you can optionally preview the fonts as you highlight them in the quick panel (Font Selector | Font Favorites)
- Generate a preview of all fonts via the GenerateFontTest command
- Make justification, width, and direction settings configurable
- Allow users to insert conversion as a comment
- Allow disabling of additional indentation that ASCII Decorator currently provides
- Commands accessible from command palette and context menu
- Users can define their preference of comment style to use (single | block) if available. If a certain style cannot be found, it will default to the other or to none.
- Now supports toilet fonts (.tlf) as well as figlet fonts (.flf)
- Now supports compressed format of .tlf and .flf fonts
- Line ending normalization has been fixed (sublime handles line normalization on saves; sublime view buffers should only have '\n' written to them
- Fixes so that this can be included in Package Control for ST2 and ST3
- [development] provided scripts that can be run from the command line to pack and unpack all fonts.
- [development] pyfiglet was reverted back to near original form (with only minor changes for the sublime environment) allowing it to run from command line to test out fonts etc., and run inside sublime. Sublime specific changes are handled in subfiglet which is derived from pyfiglet

There may be things I have forgotten. If you need a cleaner pull request, I can rebase all of this. I experimented with a lot of things, so there is a bit of changes and revert of changes etc. When I first forked, I didn't intend on doing all of this...I guess I got carried away :). Let me know if there are things you don't like or changes you require.