mutian / Sublime-CSS-Format

CSS Formatting for Sublime Text
http://mutian.github.io/Sublime-CSS-Format/
MIT License
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Removing keymaps #8

Closed titoBouzout closed 10 years ago

titoBouzout commented 10 years ago

Would you mind removing the keymaps? These interfere with my current setup and instead of trigger my commands, CSS format is executed.

mutian commented 10 years ago

All keymaps conflict your commands?

titoBouzout commented 10 years ago

Not all, (probably because I don't use the others), but I learned we should let keyboard shortcuts setups to users. Because currently, there is no way to ignore keymaps created by package owners.

titoBouzout commented 10 years ago

This type of commands are better (in my opinion) handled via the command palette which includes ziliions commands, and just typing CSS will filter most of these. Is also pretty smart on track what you type and use.

mutian commented 10 years ago

I investigated some CSS developers, they prefer to use keyboard shortcuts. If there is a conflict, will you help me to find which keymaps are conflict, I will modify the these keymaps. By the way, you can delete the "*.sublime-keymap" files in this package directory.

titoBouzout commented 10 years ago

Alright, I opened the ".sublime-package" and deleted the sublime-keymap files, but if i update the package I need to re-delete these files. IMO these keymaps are better "suggested" to users via the readme.md file. .If every package owner adds its own keymaps, our editor would be unusable! (I'm also a package developer, and took me a while to understand this)

mutian commented 10 years ago

Thank you for your advise, I removed keymaps and suggested to users via README.md file.

titoBouzout commented 10 years ago

Thanks to you mutian for considering! Kind regards,

math2001 commented 7 years ago

How about adding the commands to the command palette though?