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even if alternative hotkey for quick_file_move is present in user keymap.

workaround:

  // new hotkeys for quick_file_move
  { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+r"], "command": "quick_file_move" },

  // return default command for super+shift+r
  { "keys": ["super+shift+r"], "command": "goto_symbol_in_project" }

In console when I do ctrl+shift+r it shows:
no command for selector: noop:

OSX 10.7.5

Hi!

I submitted a pull request to change the package control name and version. I assume this will make it possible to install quick file move in package control on st3.

wbond/package_control_channel#1945

Would it be possible to please implement a fix for a situation where only one (1) tab is open (i.e., the one being moved / renamed)? The plugin works fine when there are at least two (2) open tabs. When there is only one (1) open tab, the renamed file disappears and there are no longer any open tabs.

I'm using Sublime Text 2, latest stable release, on OSX operating system (Mountain Lion).

I like this version of the plugin because it displays the entire path, which is very useful in moving / renaming.

Thanks.

If I run the command, omit filename from or mistype the input and then submit it, Unable to open (input with typo here) shows up in the python console and Sublime Text creates a new buffer named after the last recognizable word in the input.

I thought I had lost my file but Sublime Text 3 just was unable to open it after moving because of the incomplete input.

Possible solution:

• Save the filename as a variable and attach it to the input in case only the directory path is given, then make Sublime open that.

I'm trying to move a file from the C drive on the desktop another path.

It's not working.

Moving to the same drive works okay.

The current file is:
C:\Users\username\Desktop\powershell.ps1

To this path:
W:\Apps (Portable)\FreeCommanderXE\FavouriteToolbarTools\powershell.ps1