A plugin with the purpose to show keybindings and simplify the creation of new keybindings.
New in version 2.1.0:
- support of the Suricate package
- support of pasting into python
run_commandcalls
The command assistant shows the executed commands in an output panel and adds a [COPY]-button to copy the command. Afterwards it can be pasted into a keymap via Paste keybindings to create a keybinding. Press alt+` or ctrl+shift+p and write KeybindingHelper: Show Command Assistant to show the Command Assistant. If you click on [COPY] it will copy the command in your clipboard. Afterwards you can paste it via ctrl+v into a keymap to create a keybinding. Use the [CLOSE]-button or press escape to close the panel.
Use ctrl+alt+` (KeybindingHelper: Toggle show commands) to show the used commands (keybindings) and ctrl+alt+shift+` (KeybindingHelper: Toggle show inputs) to show the keys (key events). This will just open the console and call sublime.log_commands or sublime.log_input.
Copy a line from the console (Hint: Click on the line above) and paste it into a keymap to create a keybinding.
Because the keybinding is bound to a scope, it requires the PackageDev package to be installed.
Select and copy a command from the console and paste it into a keymap.
E.g. you could select command: paste_keybinding and paste it into a keymap. This will create a snippet, which transforms it into a valid keybinding and will insert the following:
{
"keys": ["ctrl+alt+shift+a"],
"command": "paste_keybinding",|
},This does also work if you write a TextCommand plugin and copy the name, e.g. PasteKeybindingCommand. If it ends with Command it will automatically converted into a keybinding.
This does also work in profile files of the Suricate package or paste inside a python run_command call.