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{ "keys": ["ctrl+alt+d"], "command": "destroy_pane", "args": {"direction": "self"} }
either minimises the current ST3 workspace or moves caret to adjasent pane.
I've tried many different keybindings, so I don't think it's that and I've checked for conflicts with the help of the KeyConflictFind package.
All the other functionality works. Am using ST3.2.11 on linux MATE 17.1
I can destroy a pane with PanePane, but then my screen layout goes to four columns (rather than rows and cols) and then I have a keyboard shortcut for my prefered set up. So it is possible to destroy a pane, just not using Origami at the moment.
Otherwise great little package, thanks !
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Although this doesn't directly fix the problem, you might want to try the KeyBindHelper plugin, which will output to the Sublime Console a log of exactly what Sublime/Origami command was invoked (or failed to invoke), which might help determine the source of the issue.
{ "keys": ["ctrl+alt+d"], "command": "destroy_pane", "args": {"direction": "self"} }
either minimises the current ST3 workspace or moves caret to adjasent pane.
I've tried many different keybindings, so I don't think it's that and I've checked for conflicts with the help of the KeyConflictFind package.
All the other functionality works. Am using ST3.2.11 on linux MATE 17.1
I can destroy a pane with PanePane, but then my screen layout goes to four columns (rather than rows and cols) and then I have a keyboard shortcut for my prefered set up. So it is possible to destroy a pane, just not using Origami at the moment.
Otherwise great little package, thanks !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: