No longer shows up in Command List about advancednewfile HOT 5 CLOSED

Hi Zach, I don't believe I've ever built in the command palette entry. Anyways, adding commands to the command palette is simple, and of course can be done for commands beyond that of this plugin. Create a file named Default.sublime-commands in your user folder and add the following

[
    {
        "caption": "AdvancedNewFile",
        "command": "advanced_new_file"
    }
]

Of course, you can modify the caption to whatever you want. The command is the only important part that must match. To find the command and arguments in general, you can enter sublime.log_commands(True) into the ST console. Alternatively, if you know what key binding command you would like to add to the command palette is, you can take a look at the keymap file for that plugin.

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Was it not AWS that provided "Create file relative to path" or something like that?

Thanks a lot for your prompt support, and keep up the awesome work.

Cheers,
Zach Inglis

Superhero Studios | http://superhero-studios.com
HybridConf | http://hybridconf.net

On Monday, 23 September 2013 at 17:18, Scott Kuroda wrote:

Hi Zach, I don't believe I've ever built in the command palette entry. Anyways, adding commands to the command palette is simple, and of course can be done for commands beyond that of this plugin. Create a file named Default.sublime-commands in your user folder and add the following
[ { "caption": "AdvancedNewFile", "command": "advanced_new_file" } ]
Of course, you can modify the caption to whatever you want. The command is the only important part that must match. To find the command and arguments in general, you can enter sublime.log_commands(True) into the ST console. Alternatively, if you know what key binding command you would like to add to the command palette is, you can take a look at the keymap file for that plugin.

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I don't recall ever implementing that, but I could be wrong. For this plugin specifically, there really isn't a distinction (in terms of running the command) from the current path or elsewhere. It'll be based on whatever you specified as the default location in the settings. You may also enter : or ./ to start from the current file. Again, those are based on some settings in the plugin.

I took a quick look at a SideBarEnhancements, as a number of issues have been posted here relating to that plugin. It does appear it has a command with the caption File: New File Relative to Current View. Not an exact match to what you had posted but similar. Perhaps it was from that plugin.

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Oh, that must be the one.

Thanks a lot again. :) Seriously.

Cheers,
Zach Inglis

Superhero Studios | http://superhero-studios.com
HybridConf | http://hybridconf.net

On Monday, 23 September 2013 at 20:35, Scott Kuroda wrote:

I don't recall ever implementing that, but I could be wrong. For this plugin specifically, there really isn't a distinction (in terms of running the command) from the current path or elsewhere. It'll be based on whatever you specified as the default location in the settings. You may also enter : or ./ to start from the current file. Again, those are based on some settings in the plugin.
I took a quick look at a SideBarEnhancements (https://github.com/titoBouzout/SideBarEnhancements), as a number of issues have been posted here relating to that plugin. It does appear it has a command with the caption File: New File Relative to Current View. Not an exact match to what you had posted but similar. Perhaps it was from that plugin.

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No problem, glad to help.

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