XYplorer Beta Club

Update: Improve contextual help: Place cursor oncommand ID such as #100 then press Ctrl+enter will display corresponding command in status bar

Significant Update:
+ Support Goto Definition for User Defined Function
+ Highlight a few new xy-functions
+ Add a few new snippets
% Rewrite README.md (much better documentation now)

P.S: I was unable to install Github to upload file_type_xys.png (attached file) because Internet cable connecting Vietnam to the World broke down for about half-a-month. Anyway, this is a minor thing.

XYplorer syntax highlighter doesn't automatically show invisible white characters so I added

"draw_white_space":"all"

to the following settings in the XYplorer settings files and I don't see white spaces ?
XYplorer > Settings User & Build Settings User

First of all, make sure you're using the latest version of the XYplorer package (which also changes the package foldername)
https://github.com/Binocular222/XYplorer

Click the "Download ZIP" button. (bottom of the right sidebar)

or my fork: https://github.com/smsrkr/XYplorer

Doesn't package control automatically update packages for Sublime text without any input on my end ?

Not unless you've registered an external package into PackageControl. You probably have not done this, if you'd manually downloaded and installed the XYplorer package

(the newer version's readme says how to do the registration; following that, new releases should [AFAIK] be installed automagically)

Not unless you've registered an external package into PackageControl. You probably have not done this, if you'd manually downloaded and installed the XYplorer package

I installed the XYplorer syntax highlighter though package control, not manually, I don't understand when you say "unless you've registered an external package into PackageControl" ?

Wonder how you installed it via PackageCtrl when it's not listed there yet... unless you had already upgraded to a recent release, following the new install instructions. Don't fret about it though. I saw the problem.

Open XYplorer User Settings in SublimeText, right click on the text area, choose "Open Containing folder...". Now in the opened Windows Explorer folder, rename Xyplorer.sublime-settings to Xyplorer-tmp.sublime-settings, then rename this Xyplorer-tmp.sublime-settings to XYplorer.sublime-settings

note the letter case of XY.
if the folder was opened in XYplorer, you could directly rename Xyplorer.sublime-settings to XYplorer.sublime-settings