Subject covers it.
“split_text_into_lines” works as intended on OSX if you cmd+shift+P then type in “split text into lines”
But the cmd+shift+L does not function as it should in build 4180
Subject covers it.
“split_text_into_lines” works as intended on OSX if you cmd+shift+P then type in “split text into lines”
But the cmd+shift+L does not function as it should in build 4180
When restarting sublime text on OSX ventura 13.5.2 with the “option” key.
split_text_to_lines with cmd+shift+L does not work.
Any other ideas?
IDK this seems like a case which should be covered by any kind of regression testing in sublime… no?
If you open the console View > Show Console and enter sublime.log_input(True); sublime.log_commands(True)
what gets logged when you press cmd+shift+l
?
In this example I copy a few lines of text.
Create a new file
Paste them in
Then attempt to cmd+shift+l
twice
This is the output.
I was able to highlight the lines and capture the 2x
key evt: super
key evt: super
But no multiple cursors on the lines
Since ST isn’t logging the cmd+shift+l
that means that the application itself isn’t receiving those characters. Most likely you have some other application with a global keyboard shortcut interfering.
Hugely appreciated schaaf.
a new program called Loom was capturing those inputs.
Wonderful to have that functionality back <3