Command-C not working in ST 4? (MacOS 10.14.6)

[donnaaboise]

I recently installed Sublime Text 4, and discovered that Command-C key binding no longer copies to the clipboard. In fact, Command-C does not even show up as a shortcut in the ST 4 File menu.

I disabled Emacs Pro Essentials, and the Command-C shows up as the copy shortcut in the file menu, and works as expected.

Enabling EPE again disables the Command-C shortcut.

The default ST keybinding for Command-C should do the right thing, so it isn't clear why EPE is disabling it (at least that is what appears to be happening).

MacOS : 10.14.6
Sublime : build 4107

[donnaaboise]

Seems that adding

	{ "keys": ["super+c"], "command": "copy" }

to the user key-bindings restores the Command-C functionality.

[canoeberry]

There is a setting for this plugin which is whether to use super bindings or not. If that setting is true, then this plugin feels free to take over all the regular bindings using the super key. So super+c, in emacs, means capitalize word. If you want to disable the default super bindings, you can turn them all off and then rebind the ones you want. Or you can use the ALT key version of the bindings. If you look at the settings for this plugin, I hope that explains what you need to do.

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On Jun 11, 2021, at 02:44, Donna Calhoun ***@***.***> wrote: Seems that adding { "keys": ["super+c"], "command": "copy" } to the user key-bindings restores the Command-C functionality. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#202 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAD67A2DRBPCNTWQOBPPSYTTSGWFDANCNFSM46QAIVVQ>.

[donnaaboise]

Is this a recent change? Before upgrading to ST4 yesterday, Command+C, with Emacs Proc installed, worked as expected.

The Emacs Pro has "sbp_use_super_bindings" : false by default. So if I understand this correctly, I shouldn't expect Command+C to capitalize. But then I would expect it to have the Default Sublime behavior (which is copy). But instead, Command+C when Emacs Pro is installed does nothing. Command+C copies if I either (1) disable Emacs Pro, or (2) add the key binding above to the ST Default key-bindings. I can also copy using the File menu item (although the short-cut does not show up in the menu).
I suspect this is more an issue with ST, but any suggestions you have would be very helpful.

[canoeberry]

I have not made any changes in this department. So I too am confused. There must be some sort of change to ST4 that means my way of NOT performing the super+C bindings unless you have use_super_bindings set to true is no longer working. I will try to investigate that. Thanks for following up. JP

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On Jun 11, 2021, at 10:03, Donna Calhoun ***@***.***> wrote: Is this a recent change? Before upgrading to ST4 yesterday, Command+C, with Emacs Proc installed, worked as expected. The Emacs Pro has "sbp_use_super_bindings" : false by default. So if I understand this correctly, I shouldn't expect Command+C to capitalize. But then I would expect it to have the Default Sublime behavior (which is copy). But instead, Command+C when Emacs Pro is installed doesn't nothing. Command+C copies if I either (1) disable Emacs Pro, or (2) add the key binding above to the ST Default key-bindings. — You are receiving this because you modified the open/close state. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#202 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAD67AYWFWXAENH5PWDARSDTSIJSRANCNFSM46QAIVVQ>.