stiang
Does not seem to work in the newest version of Sublime Text 2
I have the package installed under Installed Packages and when I run ST2 it creates an EmacsifySublimeText directory under Packages but it is just an empty directory. Not sure what is going on. The keybindings don't seem to work though.
Thanks for the report, milkypostman. I’m currently swamped with other work and unfortunately I won’t have a chance to look into this for at least a couple of weeks. But let me know if you figure out why it doesn’t work - I might find a moment to implement a quick fix.
The keybindings didn't work for me either at first because they seemed to be for OS X only. I opened the package source, copied the 'Default (OS X).sublime-keymap' file contents, and then pasted them into my user 'Default (Linux).sublime-keymap' file and then it worked.
Doh! I guess I should have included keymap files for every OS - that never occurred to me. If you could add a pull request with your Linux keymap, that would be great. Or, if they are absolutely identical, I guess I can just copy the OS X version?
My Linux keymap by default is the same as OS X, although, I have added some other Emacs keys for navigating text, and killing/opening new buffers.
~Lewis
2011/10/26 Stian Grytyr < [email protected]>
Doh! I guess I should have included keymap files for every OS - that never occurred to me. If you could add a pull request with your Linux keymap, that would be great. Or, if they are absolutely identical, I guess I can just copy the OS X version?
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I'm having the same trouble. I actually tried copying the EmacsifySublimeText/Default (OSX).sublime-keymap file to User/ (Linux).sublime-keymap, but that didn't work. It looks like the bindings are being completely ignored....
After more debugging some of the commands (control-s and control-r) work fine; so we can do incremental search.
But none of the movement commands are being honored (control-b, control-n, control-p, control-f). I'm wondering if there's soemthing wierd going on with the transient mode context check? I'm not sure I understand why it's there in the first place.
Those movement commands work perfect for me by default... Not sure what's going for you. Maybe the keymap is somehow overwriting your default keymap...