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If you want a file that's currently open, you could use Cmd+B instead. |
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@lee-dohm yes it works, but why we can't marge these two lists? I don't think, that someone scroll first view of cmd-t for looking something other than last opened files, like in ST. |
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We have already last open file on top of files list. But what when i want switch to file which open before last one? This is the most missing feature from Sublime Text. After merge this PR we are able to switch between opened files just by
cmd+t.