Since one of the later version of Sublime Text, ⇧ ⌘ B is mapped by default to show the build menu. However, in LaTeXing, the same keybinding is used for some kind of quickbuild thingie (that I don't use since I use arara for most projects).
In mixed projects (e.g. LaTeX and some other format combined), the LaTeXing one still gets triggered from that hotkey.
Anyway, when I try to remap that shortcut, the quickbuild still gets triggered. I tried setting
{ "keys": ["super+shift+b"], "command": "noop"}
to the User Keybindings of LaTeXing and the global ones, all to no avail.
For other packages, if I remap those in a User file, the default/OS X ones are overridden.
This might be related to #169, which also discusses the inability to remap keybindings.
This is not a bug I would say, its a Sublime Text feature. Yes LaTeXing uses now the same keymap but Sublime Text should give you the chance to remap existing keybinding.
Since one of the later version of Sublime Text, ⇧ ⌘ B is mapped by default to show the build menu. However, in LaTeXing, the same keybinding is used for some kind of quickbuild thingie (that I don't use since I use
arara
for most projects). In mixed projects (e.g. LaTeX and some other format combined), the LaTeXing one still gets triggered from that hotkey.Anyway, when I try to remap that shortcut, the quickbuild still gets triggered. I tried setting
to the User Keybindings of LaTeXing and the global ones, all to no avail.
For other packages, if I remap those in a User file, the default/OS X ones are overridden.
This might be related to #169, which also discusses the inability to remap keybindings.
Can you advise what can be done or is this a bug?