I believe Command+Space is the default OS X key binding for spotlight search
2 years ago
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This should be fixed in the current dev build, at http://www.sublimetext.com/dev. If you could give it a go and confirm for me, that'd be great.
2 years ago
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feedback: How can I create a selection?
You can use view.sel().add(sublime.Region(x, y)) to add a region to the selection. The functions on the selection ('RegionSet'), haven't changed apart from case from Sublime Text 1, so you can reference the API docs for the other functions on view.sel().
In this case though, you may be better off using view.replace(region, string), which will replace the region, but preserve any selection at that region.
In this case though, you may be better off using view.replace(region, string), which will replace the region, but preserve any selection at that region.
2 years ago
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feedback: word_wrap setting is ignored.
The setting is getting overridden by the Python specific one. If you make a new file User/Python.sublime-settings, and place your word wrap setting in there, then it should apply.
2 years ago
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Can you confirm which version you're using? I believe this problem was fixed in 20110203.
2 years ago
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feedback: Add keyboard shortcut for Save As
Only for Linux and Windows. It'll be in the OSX key bindings too in the next version.
2 years ago
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feedback: Build cmd has no environment (OSX)
Python's subprocess module, which is used to implement the exec command, and hence the build systems, supports a parameter shell=True (False by default), that may well do what you want.
If you're feeling keen, can you try editing Packages/Default/exec.py, line 25, add the shell=True parameter, and see if that works for you?
If so, I can easily add 'shell' as a parameter in .sublime-bulid files
If you're feeling keen, can you try editing Packages/Default/exec.py, line 25, add the shell=True parameter, and see if that works for you?
If so, I can easily add 'shell' as a parameter in .sublime-bulid files
2 years ago
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feedback: Build cmd has no environment (OSX)
I believe that this is correct for the way OS X works: .profile is parsed by the shell, and neither Sublime Text X nor the spawned process is a child of any shell process, so I would not expect .profile to be parsed at any point. Let me know if my understanding is incorrect.
2 years ago
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I don't seem to be able to replicate this: when I follow the instructions, I get taken back to the original file, and it has input focus.
2 years ago
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This will be fixed in the next version
2 years ago
+1
Jon Skinner
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