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Updated Quick select project command #230

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@spiralx spiralx commented Dec 12, 2016

It's now prompt_select_workspace and not prompt_select_project.

It's now `prompt_select_workspace` and not `prompt_select_project`.
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Do you know when this was changed? If it was before ST3 it doesn't matter, but if it changed during the ST3 beta we would probably like to use versionadded and versionremoved rules.

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spiralx commented Jan 6, 2017

Sorry for not responding sooner, it was changed in build 3103 on the 9th of February 2016 I think - the changelog says

Windows: ctrl+alt+p is no longer bound by default, due to compatibility issues with some keyboard layouts

which isn't very clear. It seems as though this was accomplished by changing the name of the command from prompt_select_project to prompt_select_workspace and changing the default keymaps for Linux and OS X to use the new command - presumably so that it will affect existing Windows users.

Default (Linux).sublime-keymap

  ...
  { "keys": ["ctrl+alt+p"], "command": "prompt_select_workspace" },
  ...

https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/quick-switch-project-shortcut-doesnt-work-anymore/17261

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This is still an issue. Can this be merged, please? @FichteFoll

Perhaps add a note about the updated name and shortcut command, as well.

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