Suggestion: Use Preferences -> Package Settings -> Keymaps

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These instructions currently suggest (sic):

Options Mac users can opt for a nice simbols instead of text for keys. Go to Sublime Text 2 > Preferences > Settings - User and add this to the file: "keymaps": { "show_osx_keys": true }

But this means that you are putting package specific settings in the general Sublime settings file. That doesn't seem right.

I think I have a better idea. I've seen many packages create a menu option that lives in Preferences -> Package Settings. This approach, I think, would be preferable. (For an example, see paredit, which locates its settings in Preferences -> Package Settings -> Paredit.)

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Actually, when I follow the show_osx_keys directions as described above, it does not have an effect. So I think I have two points:

1. The instructions above don't work (for me, at least)
2. I'd suggest using "Preferences -> Package Settings -> Keymaps".

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According to https://sublime.wbond.net/packages/Keymaps this is the correct configuration:

"keymaps": { "show_pretty_keys": true }

However, I did get the above message after installing via package control.

[MiroHibler]

Hi David,

It appears that you've installed an old(er) version(?)...

Please, check which version you're running (go to Tools -> Keymaps -> Cheat Sheet) and take a look at the top of the generated list.

Do you have similar issues with any other packages?

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I installed via Sublime package control.

[MiroHibler]

I've covered this issue with the answer to the issue #11.