default hotkey overrides goto_symbol_in_project command about sublime-text-quick-file-move HOT 5 CLOSED

Thanks for the info. I didn't know ST3 had claimed that key combo. I've changed it to alt+shift+r (some computers don't have a super key).

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@wulftone I'm not sure ctrl+shift+r is used by default in ST3 on Windows and Linux, but super+shift+r on OSX is. We probably need to update this Default (OSX).sublime-keymap instead.

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Oops, sorry, I read your initial description in dyslexia-mode.

This is from my (Linux) default keymap in ST3:

{ "keys": ["ctrl+shift+r"], "command": "goto_symbol_in_project" },

I don't use a Mac, so I'll change it the way you describe, unless you think alt would be better...? Do Macs even have an alt key?

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Sure, alt is present on mac keyboard.
Looks like in default keymap for OSX in most cases ctrl replaced by super (aka meta or cmd).
So, I guess alt+shift+r is good choice for all platforms.

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Okay, closed via ee48d0b

Thanks!

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