Can't write @ inside the docblocker.
erdemkeren opened this issue · comments
After installing DocBlockr to Sublime Text 3,
When I try to add @ [at] sign inside a docblock, it prevents the default functionality of my keyboard and instead, removes white spaces and empty lines inside the docBlock.
My keyboard layout is 'Turkish Q' and by default, '[AltGr] + Q' types an @ [at] sign.
Okay cool... Could you open the console (View -> Show Console) and run sublime.log_commands(True) and then repro the error. It should show what's actually running.
command: drag_select {"event": {"button": 1, "x": 117.17578125, "y": 94.640625}} (click on doc block line)
command: jsdocs_wrap_lines (AltGr + Q)
Ah haa, it's a conflict in the key map then. I actually don't know how to go about fixing this. If the keypress is coming through as alt+q, then that's all I can really work with. A workaround for you might be to copy the @ keyhandlers into your own keymap file and change the keys to be Alt Q
I have to press Ctrl+Alt+Q or AltGr+Q to have a @.
Are you using OS/X operating system ?
If yes, this is probably the common key binding that cause problem...
Did you try the workaround? (using alt+q instead of cmd+q...)
Let me explain.
I think I was dreamy a little bit yesterday and That is why I wrote Cmd+Q instead of Alt+Q. That was a mistake. Sorry about that.
To be better clear;
In my keyboard layout I use Alt + Q and AltGr + Q to type an @ sign. (double checked 😄). However, after installing DocBlockr it overrides Alt + Q (the right side one); however It is common to use Right Side Alt + Q to write an @ sign, I don't want that and I can not change that. That was my problem and I thought that was a mistake.
Now I see that this is a feature and not a mistake. However I don't want the package to override my alt + Q. How can I do that?
I'm suggesting that you re-override it in your own User.sublime-keymap. Copy the block from DocBlockr's keymap which deals with "@" (linked above), and then replace the "@" with "Alt-Q".
Thanks, that worked.