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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon Osmose

Add as a project folder does not work

Open rumpelsepp opened this issue 8 years ago • 4 comments

I have read in the docs, that I can add a hightlighted path as a project folder using ctrl + alt + o on linux. In my machine it does not work. The advanced open file palette closes and nothing happens. What kind of information do you need from my side?

rumpelsepp avatar Nov 03 '16 11:11 rumpelsepp

Thanks for the report!

  1. Are you trying on a directory with a plus symbol on the side, or one without?
  2. Are you highlighting the entry with the keyboard, or with the mouse?
  3. If you open the DevTools (View -> Developer -> Toggle Developer Tools) and view the console, is anything logged when you try to add a project folder?
  4. Can you open the keybinding resolver (should be ctrl+. on Linux) and try to add a file with the shortcut? And then check what the resolver says after you hit the shortcut? It should show the advanced-open-file binding, but if it shows another binding, that one might be overriding ours.

Osmose avatar Nov 03 '16 15:11 Osmose

Thanks for your time!

  1. With a plus symbol.
  2. With the keyboard, since I am trying to gain a similar workflow as in vim with :e file.
  3. No, the console does not log anything.
  4. It shoes the advanced file open toggle command.

It is a bit strange. The palette closes and nothing happens. When I click the plus symbol with the mouse it works as inteded.

rumpelsepp avatar Nov 03 '16 22:11 rumpelsepp

I must've missed the notification that you replied, sorry for the late response!

Also I realize I'm a fool now. There's no default shortcut defined at all! https://github.com/Osmose/advanced-open-file/commit/047401c7d3b6d1c0abd8b7af4740c510474be419 is the commit that added the command, but it doesn't add a keybinding, even though it says it does in the README. Whoops!

This should be a quick fix. What would be your preferred shortcut? Maybe ctrl + shift + a?

Osmose avatar Nov 25 '16 19:11 Osmose

What is the status of this issue? I also found it surprising that Ctrl-Alt-O does not work as specified in the README. Is this issue blocked by the need to decide on a default shortcut? If so, how can I define a custom shortcut for the command in my keymap.cson until a default shortcut is implemented? In any case, any references to a keyboard shortcut for this feature (e.g. those added in 047401c7d3b6d1c0abd8b7af4740c510474be419) should be removed until an actual keyboard shortcut is implemented.

samestep avatar Mar 15 '17 01:03 samestep