deathaxe

Not by removing a plugin host. It also happens for overriding modules in Packages/ if corresponding *.sublime-package file is disabled.

Maybe also worth considdering python objects. ```json { "scope": "meta.generic-name, variable", "foreground": "var(white3)", }, ```

That's how ST is designed to work. It uses hardware scan codes expectating to map commands to physical keys. _It actually even causes key bindings to not map to same...

Adding the following lines to both `sublime_plugin.py` would be enough to achieve it. ```py import site site.addsitedir(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(sublime.packages_path()), "Lib", "python%s%s" % sys.version_info[:2])) ```

This functionality is provided by [AutoProjects](https://packagecontrol.io/packages/AutoProjects) plugin.

Thank's for reporting. I can reproduce described behavior on Windows as well, using ST4200. Many fixes have been added to ShellScript syntaxes after ST 4200 was released. One of them...

I've never observed such behavior on any platform. Does it happen in [SAFE MODE](https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/safe_mode.html)? - If not, it is likely a plugin, causing it. - If yes, maybe any macro/automation...

User settings in Preferences.sublime-settings can be overridden by settings in projects or syntax specific settings (see: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/settings.html#settings-files). To see the applied value, 1. focus view with affected json file 2....

> view.settings().get("word_wrap") returns False with a JSON file open, but True otherwise This just means anything is overriding your preferences. If you can rule out plugins, any setting is overriding...

Various features/functions are dynamically disabled by design, if certain sanity limits are exceeded.