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favorite_files_list_computer_name.json

It would be useful if Sublime Text settings are synced across different computers.

Now adding to favorites is implemented very inconveniently.
I ask you to implement a method of adding to favorites by clicking on the file on the tab (1) and in the file tree (2).
this is done by changing a few lines in the settings, it's easy to implement, and the benefits are enormous.

Hi! Thanks for a great plugin.

I'm experiencing one issue on every Sublime Text restart: the "Toggle project specific favorites" option gets reset to general non project specific favorites even though I don't close the project when restarting and it gets reopened in the same state. The expected result could be that you toggle that option once per project and then it gets remembered.

Hi, excellent your plugin, I ask a question, you can add the list of favorite files to a "virtual" folder within the project, something like this:

thank you very much, sorry for the translation, use Google Translate

Hallo,

Any way to add a file to favorites providing default answers for the default questions?

For example:

{
    "keys": [
      "super+shift+a"
    ],
    "command": "favorite_files_add",
    "args": {
      "Add current file": "true",
      "No group": "true"
    }
  }

Thanks!

It would be nice to have a possibility to have relative paths in per project favorites. Thus we could copy a *-favs.json file from one project to another without a need for manually refavoriting all the files.

For example, many of my projects reuse composer.json, package.json, .gitignore located in the same folders with the same relative paths. With such a feature I could simply copy the favorites file from an old project to a new one or even commit the favorites file to a project boilerplate repo.

I am using FavoriteFiles plugin with Sublime Text 3 and noticed that there is no cursor after opening a favorite file. I need to use a mouse each time. Is this a common behaviour or is it just my configuration?

I work cross-platform Mac/Windows these days, and have my Sublime User dir synced via Dropbox. This means that when I create a new Favorite, it shows up on all my computers -- great!

But: if a favorite was created on a Mac, its path gets saved with forward slashes (/Users/thundt/Downloads/foo.txt) and if saved on Windows, it's saved with backslashes (C:\Users\thundt\Downloads\foo.txt).

When I go to open these, there is no error, but rather (if opening a Mac favorite on Windows) presents me with an empty file, marked as modified, or (if opening a Win file on Mac) silently fails (no console output).

Any ideas? Looking at the code, it appears you're just doing this, and letting Sublime worry about any conversion:

                for n in names:
                    if os.path.exists(n):
                        view = self.window.open_file(n)
                        if view is not None:
                            focus_view = view
                            if active_group >= 0:
                                self.window.set_view_index(view, active_group, count)
                            count += 1
                    else:
                        error("The following file does not exist:\n%s" % n)
                if focus_view is not None:
                    # Horrible ugly hack to ensure opened file gets focus
                    def fn(focus_view):
                        """Ensure focus of view."""
                        self.window.focus_view(focus_view)
                        self.window.show_quick_panel(["None"], None)
                        self.window.run_command("hide_overlay")
                    sublime.set_timeout(lambda: fn(focus_view), 500)

One issue is probably the drive letter... silly Windows. It doesn't look like there's a hook I could easily patch into to add a little conversion routine, which is probably what I'd need.

Thanks

I ask you to implement the possibility of opening selected files from the drop-down list.

Make a new release with recent fix.

After taking the update to 3077, the favorite files plugin no longer works. After working around #7 and adding a favorite, I get the following message when I try to open the saved favorite:

After did teh manual installation as given, favfiles not showing in command pallet but showing in package list. (mac)

Is it possible to edit the name of a favorites group once it's been created? Thanks for this incredibly helpful plugin.

Cheers

Disregard this message, I have sent a pull request instead now

Can see the command add to favorites in command pane, but then cannot see the list of favorites anywhere

ST3 on Linux Mint

Bookmarks management, and usage would be greately enhanced if they are in the sidebar.