I’m trust most of us encountered shortcut conflict while using sublime because there is so many great plugins and we want to try all of them.
Sometimes I installed several new plugins and found out one of the original keyboard shortcut was no longer available. This will always drive me crazy cause I’m the so-called “shortcut geek”. I will have to stop my work, browse the Sublime packages directory,check all the key-map files, find out which plugin caused conflict, assign another shortcut , then back to work.

Maybe there is a better way to deal with this situation, when Editor encounter shortcut conflicts, could it just popup a command panel, show all the possible key-maps so I can use up and down arrows to chose one of them, and I could change the key-map latter. I recently found out aptana studio handle shortcut conflicts just like the way I said. I tried it for a little while and feels pretty good. Hope this idea will make Sublime better.

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I love it. And I have no idea why something like this doesn’t already exist. Duplicate keybindings are a pain in the arse.

My idea was to list all defined keyboard shortcuts in the *.sublime-keymap files, but I like your suggestion much better.

I couldn’t find anything like this on the sublimetext.userecho.com site, so I created a new request in your honor.

Everyone needs to check this out and vote, Vote, VOTE!

Handle keybinding shortcut conflicts with a popup command window

To prevent you from checking all the keymap-files you can use the https://github.com/welefen/KeymapManager (also in PackageControl). A feature not explicitly described: The last entry in the list shows all conflicting shortcuts.

Actually result is not so great:
-Some packages aren’t checked (User, Default, …)
-It does not take into account multi keys keybindings ({“ctrl+b”, “ctrl+b”})
-It does not take into account the “context” directive of keybindings.

What’s it mean ?
The popup is triggered when the keybindings are read or when you want to use them ?

[quote]What’s it mean ?
The popup is triggered when the keybindings are read or when you want to use them ?[/quote]

My interpretation is that the popup would be triggered when you use the conflicting key binding.