Use Cmd+K Cmd+0 to Unfold All

13 years ago • updated by 13 years ago • 1

To me it seems more logical and easier to remember that "0th" folding level unfolds all — all other folding shortcuts are numeric. Cmd+J feels like an odd one here.

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13 years ago

According to my Windows .sublime-keymap file (and testing), Ctrl+K,Ctrl+0 does indeed unfold all:

{ "keys": ["ctrl+k", "ctrl+0"], "command": "unfold_all" },

{ "keys": ["ctrl+k", "ctrl+j"], "command": "unfold_all" },

I guess the Ctrl+J shortcut is the one that is shown in the dropdown menu because it's the last one in the file. I'm not sure why the Ctrl+J version is even in there.

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