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How to selectively disable key bindings? #6471
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I think there is no concept of "disabling" a keybinding in ST. All keybindings are piled up and there is no way to "remove" a single keybinding. People may say "another command gets preferred" is effectively "disabling the original keybinding" (i.e., the |
Okay, this seems to work, but I won't be seeing any changes done in the Default package unless I merge them manually. |
Ack, thanks. So there's no way to do it other than replacing the whole keymap. |
In this case this key binding depends on |
Exactly. |
I believe the canonical way is to just duplicate the binding into your user keybindings file and replace the command with |
Problem description
I want to disable the following:
How do I do that without patching
Default.sublime-package
(and having to repeat that on every update) and without removing the normal functionality of theEnter
key (which"command":"noop"
would do, IIUC)?Preferred solution
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Alternatives
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