Does not seem to work in the newest version of Sublime Text 2

[milkypostman]

I have the package installed under Installed Packages and when I run ST2 it creates an EmacsifySublimeText directory under Packages but it is just an empty directory. Not sure what is going on. The keybindings don't seem to work though.

[stiang]

Thanks for the report, milkypostman. I’m currently swamped with other work and unfortunately I won’t have a chance to look into this for at least a couple of weeks. But let me know if you figure out why it doesn’t work - I might find a moment to implement a quick fix.

[lgunsch]

The keybindings didn't work for me either at first because they seemed to be for OS X only. I opened the package source, copied the 'Default (OS X).sublime-keymap' file contents, and then pasted them into my user 'Default (Linux).sublime-keymap' file and then it worked.

[stiang]

Doh! I guess I should have included keymap files for every OS - that never occurred to me. If you could add a pull request with your Linux keymap, that would be great. Or, if they are absolutely identical, I guess I can just copy the OS X version?

[lgunsch]

My Linux keymap by default is the same as OS X, although, I have added some
other Emacs keys for navigating text, and killing/opening new buffers.

~Lewis

2011/10/26 Stian Grytyr <
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Doh! I guess I should have included keymap files for every OS - that never
occurred to me. If you could add a pull request with your Linux keymap, that
would be great. Or, if they are absolutely identical, I guess I can just
copy the OS X version?

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[tytso]

I'm having the same trouble. I actually tried copying the EmacsifySublimeText/Default (OSX).sublime-keymap file to User/ (Linux).sublime-keymap, but that didn't work. It looks like the bindings are being completely ignored....

[tytso]

After more debugging some of the commands (control-s and control-r) work fine; so we can do incremental search.

But none of the movement commands are being honored (control-b, control-n, control-p, control-f). I'm wondering if there's soemthing wierd going on with the transient mode context check? I'm not sure I understand why it's there in the first place.

[milkypostman]

Those movement commands work perfect for me by default... Not sure what's going for you. Maybe the keymap is somehow overwriting your default keymap...