Closed mariohuq closed 3 years ago
See, how internal Settings open. There is one menu item:
And it opens default settings and user-specified:
This is done with edit_settings command (in .sublime-menu file):
edit_settings
.sublime-menu
{ "command": "edit_settings", "args": { "base_file": "${packages}/.../....sublime-settings" }, "caption": "Settings" }
This can be implemented for SyncSettings too!
Currently, SyncSettings works on st2 and st3. As i remember, edit_settings command is not available in st2.
See, how internal Settings open. There is one menu item:
And it opens default settings and user-specified:
This is done with
edit_settings
command (in.sublime-menu
file):This can be implemented for SyncSettings too!