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How can I find which keymap file a key binding was set at?

#1

When I press Ctrl + E in my ST3,it appears like this;

(the ^ mean the cursor position)

As I know , the default biding’s command means “slurp_find_string” which can be find in default(windows).sublime-keymap.

How can I find a key binding was set at which keymap file of which package ?

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#2

I’m pretty sure that is emmet.

But you can find key conflicts with this package: github.com/skuroda/FindKeyConflicts

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#3

use this:
sublime.wbond.net/packages/FindKeyConflicts

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#4

[quote=“iamntz”]I’m pretty sure that is emmet.

But you can find key conflicts with this package: github.com/skuroda/FindKeyConflicts[/quote]

Yes, you are right.

I have open the folder Sublime Text Build 3047 x64\Data\Packages by ST, and search Ctrl+E by Find in folder….

I find the keybinding of Emmet.

I have disabled it by setting it’s command as null in Key Bindings - User.

Thanks for your solution!

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#5

Actually it’s enough to add “enable_emmet_keymap”: false in your config file.

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