LaTeXTools | LaTeX plugin for Sublime Text 2 and 3

This is how to resolve your Sublime Text key binding conflict.

• Install the BoundKeys package.

• Run BoundKeys by selecting List bound keys from the Command Palette.

• BoundKeys will create a new buffer (unsaved file) which lists all of your key bindings on a file by file basis, i.e. all the .sublime-keymap files that ST has loaded.

• Have a look at this BoundKeys example output. The example has been heavily edited, enough so that you can easily see the essential components.

• The keys from each .sublime-keymap file are shown, with the highest precedence (highest priority) file at the top, while those from the file with the least precedence (lowest priority) are shown last.

• In the example output have a look at the bottom line in the top .sublime-keymap file, the User package. shift+f10 has been assigned to the context_menu command, the right-hand column shows that there is a conflict with the ChooseWindow package. Look a little down and you'll see the corresponding line in the ChooseWindow package - the shift+f10 line shows a conflict with *User*. The *asterisks* show that this key binding has been overwritten by the one in the User package.

• Now search your BoundKeys output for Super+Alt+F. You should be able to tell where the key conflict is and it should be fairly easy to see how to resolve the conflict.

• Note that you may have to search for Alt+Super+F as well. It should be clear that Super+Alt+F and Alt+Super+F are the same key binding but not the same text.