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left parentheses does not work #302

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ausiddiqui opened this issue Aug 15, 2019 · 3 comments
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left parentheses does not work #302

ausiddiqui opened this issue Aug 15, 2019 · 3 comments

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@ausiddiqui
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Please consider changing this as the default keybinding, see:

{"command": "sublime_jedi_params_autocomplete", "keys": ["("],
. I enjoy using your package, but every time it goes through an upgrade this must be looked up and changed.

An alternative default key binding is suggested in Sublime Anaconda package which has also been caught up in this issue. (See: DamnWidget/anaconda#613 (comment))

@srusskih
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srusskih commented Aug 19, 2019

that's interesting :)
I thinks, this is because of conflict of two plugins

Anaconda listen to modifications in editor https://github.com/DamnWidget/anaconda/blob/f93ef3096ee4838660dc93ca431243e22aa38a9f/listeners/completion.py#L63

Sublime Jedi - bind keys, to allow user to rebind keys on it own.

Do you use Anaconda? What for?

@ausiddiqui
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I use Anaconda for a number of the tooltips, and IDE features it brings Sublime.

@AruniRC
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AruniRC commented Aug 17, 2020

I would just bump up this issue about the left parenthesis in the default keymaps: "command": "sublime_jedi_params_autocomplete", "keys": ["("].

This crops up for folks that have both Anaconda and Jedi installed, and it would be really helpful to just have the default keymap set to something (anything!) else. It is just distracting to have to change the default each time there is a re-install or upgrade.

Links showing the issues:

  1. https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/parenthesis-not-working/25866/4
  2. I can't type damn left parenthesis after installing your package. DamnWidget/anaconda#613 (also mentioned above)

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