conflict with azerty keyboard about filemanager HOT 5 CLOSED

I'm planning on changing this shortcut, maybe even removing it altogether (but explaining how to the user how to bind something themselves to fm_create).

To fix your issue now, you can add this to your keybindings:

{
	"keys": ["alt+n"],
	"command": "insert",
	"args": {
		"characters": "~"
	}
}

What shortcut are you going to be using instead? I'm asking because I don't really have any other idea as a good default binding for this command... 🙂

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otherwise every plugin is polluting the bindings and it’s a pain to search what’s breaking what.

Yep, I think that's what I will end up doing.

Here's another idea: add a setting to enable default keybindings (this would be a boolean setting in FileManager.sublime-settings using package_setting_context)

Basically, I would like things to work "out of the box", whilst not being a pain if it doesn't quite work for someone.

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And there doesn’t seem to be a clean way to restore its usage with the way Sublime works now. Adding another keybinding for fm_create while working does not overwrite the alt+n binding. Using something like "keys": ["alt+n"], "command": "" } is also not an option since the binding will still be intercepted. This is partly an issue with Sublime itself too but maybe it would be better not to put any keybindings by default? Or do you know any good solution to this issue?

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Thanks for your answer, I used this fix before but couldn’t find it anymore. It’s not ideal though but maybe the issue should be solved on Sublime side? Overriding global shortcuts without any easy way to tell what‘s going on or reverting behavior is not ideal…

Otherwise I think it is better to even remove the the binding altogether considering the situation and adding a message in the next update to explain why. I’m using super+alt+n for the fm_create_ personally but it might not be ideal either. I’d say just let users set their own bindings, otherwise every plugin is polluting the bindings and it’s a pain to search what’s breaking what.

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Oh wait, I've just realized this that I had already implemented that feature 3 years ago: c9dd7b1

The setting is called "create_keybinding_enabled". Preferences: FileManager Settings, and set add "create_keybinding_enabled": false.

The FileManager is somewhat extensive, but not discoverable and it doesn't include everything either. There should be a single document (probably the readme) listing common tips and tricks #52.

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