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mgaitan / sublime-rst-completion

Restructured Text snippets and code completion hotkeys for Sublime Text 2 and 3
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Many of the Keymaps aren't loading on OS X #82

Closed jimklo closed 9 years ago

jimklo commented 9 years ago

Installed a fresh copy of ST3 on new machine with Yosemite.
Installed Package Control and sublime-rst-completion. I've tried installing both the PC version and source via GitHub.

Many of the key bindings (super+shift+t, super+shift+b, etc)

I notice that in the console that after trying what should be this packages key binding:

no command for selector: noop:

Not even sure what is wrong or going on.

super+shift+r seems to be the only binding that I can find that works.

mgaitan commented 9 years ago

hey @jimklo, I'm just updated st3 to the last stable build (3083) and I can't reproduce the bug. I'm on ubuntu, so, this seems to be a mac only bug. Could you help me to debug it a bit more?

jimklo commented 9 years ago

@mgaitan sure... Unfortunately I'm somewhat floundering at ST3 development - I'm not exactly 100% sure on how to debug it further. ST3 also seems to keep all the plug-ins packed; complicating some things as well (i.e. none of the "default" settings are accessible via the Package Control version)

I've tried wiping out the keybindings all together and trying a limited set. They seem to not be getting picked up. Not quite sure how to debug this.

mgaitan commented 9 years ago

in first place, thanks!

in ST3 the default packaging system is a zip file, with the extension .sublime-package. However you can still can still override the content of any existent package, putting your modified files in a directory with the same name.

Loose packages may be stored in:

<data_path>/Packages

For example, the package Python is stored in <executable_path>/Packages/Python.sublime-package, and any files in the <data_path>/Packages/Python directory will override those stored in the .sublime-package file.

https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/packages.html

The <data_path> folder in mac, seems to be ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3

Also, this tool may be useful https://github.com/skuroda/PackageResourceViewer

jimklo commented 9 years ago

Okay... I think I figured it out why it isn't working. Not a bug but maybe of "feature" of how ST determines the "super" key. Turns out this laptop, I think I have some odd setting that makes me use the "fn" key alone with the "command" key to get "super".