Sublime Text Key Bindings (Tutorial #9)

Thank you for this! Needed it today!

The console may show not only the command name, but also the arguments to it in curly brackets.
For example: it can show not only "command: reindent" but "command: reindent {"single_line": false}").

If you want to bind the exact behaviour that triggered this output to a shortcut, then you need to add the "args" to your key bindings file. So, in this example it would be:

{
"keys": ["ctrl+shift+i"],
"command": "reindent",
"args": {"single_line": false}
}

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good stuff

It's so good! I like your lesson!

i haven't "Keybindings - User".
I only have "Keybindings" and this is not running :l

cool. But what to do if nothing happens?

HOROSHO

That was very useful. Thank you!

Very clear tutorials! However missed collisions within key bindings. Sure the answer is easy enough as a find command/ or just viewing the default key-bindings file. Remember, user settings take preference over default setting; so, it would seem that writing a duplicate key binding would just over write the default key binding. I am guessing all this as per my experience and have not checked this scenario out. No time now as I have to go. More than likely I will never be back with verifiable info. Regards!

Thanks !

Great, man!

Great Tutorial !
I had problems to find the exact name of command.
I think I looking for more tutorials you made ;)

the first short cut to the command doesnt show up in the menu structure along with the full name of the command;
but the second one does. why?

thanks a lot for all your videos is perfect, I have a question i try to bild a key binidng user for comment in  php, can you tell me please how can i do it?. thank you very much

Use Visual Studio - it works much better

Dang this is helpful