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support Linux keybindings, can't use left-right currently #11

Closed wolftune closed 9 years ago

wolftune commented 9 years ago

cmd is OS X key, not used as much on Linux. Also, the complex combination that allows moving cursor up/down works for me but left/right does not.

joseramonc commented 9 years ago

Can you tell what action does the keybind resolver is resolving to with those commands?

I don't have a linux machine at the moment to test with linux keybindings, but if you send a pull request with keybindings for linux specifically I'd be happy to merge it.

wolftune commented 9 years ago

Strangely, I now see that alt-shift-cmd-left for skipping up works but the same with the right arrow does not. Also, I was confused about needing to do that and then do the normal up to actually get the new cursor, but I get that now.

Also the alt-cmd-ctrl-shift options work with the left arrow but not the right arrow.

When I try with right-arrow, I don't get any indication in the resolver at all!

joseramonc commented 9 years ago

Does this get fixed with the new keybindings in 2.0.0?

wolftune commented 9 years ago

Almost everything is working great, except the alt-shift-ctrl-up command is missing for Linux, I only have the other three arrows (left, right, down) working.

joseramonc commented 9 years ago

Can you tell me again what's resolving on the keybind resolver? Or if it's and OS shortcut can you send me a keybinding that works on Linux? I'm sorry but I can't test this myself

wolftune commented 9 years ago

@joseramonc look at line 38 in https://github.com/joseramonc/multi-cursor/blob/master/keymaps/multi-cursor.cson — it's literally the case that just the up line is missing. It only has the other three directions.

joseramonc commented 9 years ago

You're right, sorry, should be fixed in 2.1.0 :+1: