Sublime text 3 white boxes around the lines

Question

Note: I just started programming in Python using Sublime Text 3. I'm not sure why I get white dots / labels on each line, see the image below. I would like to know the following.

1. Is it because of an error?
2. Is it because of the package or team?
3. I tried CTRL + Space, CTRL + G and CTRL + K and I still get white marks, will I be bothered?

Answer 1

You may have installed the Anaconda package. If so, you need to go to Settings → Package Settings → Anaconda → Settings-User. Then paste the following code and save. These boxes should disappear.

{
    "anaconda_linting": false,
}

Answer 2

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listone = [1, 2, 3]
listtwo = [1, 2, 3]
matrix_one = [listone, listtwo]
matrix_one = [row[0] for row in matrix_one] # are you sure you really want
                                            # to overwrite your original matrix?

print matrix_one # you had matrix_ones in your original code

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Answer 3

, anacoda .

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Preferences → Package Settings → choose package(Anacoda) → Settings-User

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{
    "anaconda_linting": false,
}

Answer 4

: Preferences → Package Settings → SublimeLinter → Settings

none styles → mark_style

Answer 5

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'listone = [1, 2, 3]'
'listtwo = [1, 2, 3]'
'matrix_one = [listone, listtwo]'
'matrix_one = [row[0] for row in matrix_one]'

'print(matrix_one)'

Answer 6

, anaconda.

{
    "anaconda_linting": false,
}

Answer 7

For Anaconda, consider saving error notifications, but simplify them by eye. Change from Sublime Text> Settings> Package Settings> Anaconda> Settings - Default

"anaconda_linter_mark_style": "no"

Here are the options:

/*
    If 'outline' (default), anaconda will outline error lines.
    If 'fill', anaconda will fill the lines.
    If 'solid_underline', anaconda will draw a solid underline below regions.
    If 'stippled_underline', anaconda will draw a stippled underline below regions.
    If 'squiggly_underline', anaconda will draw a squiggly underline below regions.
    If 'none', anaconda will not draw anything on error lines.
*/