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Changed Keybindings, Still Overrides #247
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@redbassett I had the same issue. Just add it again to your user key bindings file. { "keys": ["super+shift+t"], "command": "reopen_last_file" }, |
Glad to see re-adding it is an option (hadn't tried yet). That said, any idea how to stop it from overriding in the first place once the keybinding is changed? |
No...once this workaround worked, I quit looking for a real solution. :) |
I'll keep this issue open in hopes of getting it resolved correctly, but the custom keybinding works perfectly in the mean time. |
For the record, |
Add a preference for enable/disable the keymaps. I do this for enabling vi style keymaps in sublime-phpunit. See https://github.com/gerardroche/sublime-phpunit#key-bindings. --- edit --- Like this gerardroche/sublime-phpunit@fa68919 |
Related to #238, I like using my Super+Shift+T command to reopen the most recently closed tab. I have re-mapped RubyTest to use Super+Shift+Y, and this key command works (and is listed in the RubyTest menu), however when in a test file, Super+Shift+T still runs tests rather than opening the last closed file.
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