lib/subl/view.py
def ready(self):
        '''
        Returns true if the underlying view handle is both primary (the main
        view for an underlying buffer), and not loading.
        This indicates that the file is ready for use with ycmd.
        '''
        if not self._view:
            logger.warning('view handle is not set, returning not ready...')
            return False

        view = self._view
        return (
            view.is_primary() and
            not view.is_scratch() and
            not view.is_loading()
        )

        Returns true if the underlying view handle is both primary (the main
        view for an underlying buffer), and not loading.
        This indicates that the file is ready for use with ycmd.
        
Returns true if the underlying view handle is both primary (the main
view for an underlying buffer), and not loading.
This indicates that the file is ready for use with ycmd.
Returns true if the underlying view handle is both primary ( the main view for an underlying buffer ) and not loading . This indicates that the file is ready for use with ycmd .
def ready(self):
        if not self._view:
            logger.warning('view handle is not set, returning not ready...')
            return False
        view = self._view
        return (
            view.is_primary() and
            not view.is_scratch() and
            not view.is_loading()
        )
def ready ( self ) : if not self . _view : logger . warning ( 'view handle is not set, returning not ready...' ) return False view = self . _view return ( view . is_primary ( ) and not view . is_scratch ( ) and not view . is_loading ( ) )
Returns true if the underlying view handle is both primary (the main
view for an underlying buffer), and not loading.
Returns true if the underlying view handle is both primary ( the main view for an underlying buffer ) and not loading .
'''
        Returns true if the underlying view handle is both primary (the main
        view for an underlying buffer), and not loading.
        This indicates that the file is ready for use with ycmd.
        '''
self