My keymap.cson file:
'.platform-linux, .platform-linux .command-palette atom-text-editor': {
'ctrl-`': 'command-palette:toggle'
}
'atom-workspace':
'ctrl-shift-`': 'fuzzy-theme-switcher:toggle'
'body': {
'ctrl-shift-E': 'pane:split-right-and-copy-active-item',
'ctrl-shift-O': 'pane:split-down-and-copy-active-item',
}
'atom-text-editor': {
'ctrl-shift-X': 'hey-pane:toggle-focus-of-active-pane',
'alt-g l': 'git-log:show'
}
I’ve had the same keymap file for basically the last year. I especially use ctrl-shift-e a lot to split-copy my current pane to the right, but after updating, I immediately noticed that was broken – instead, it types the letter e and if the keybinding resolver is active, it doesn’t register anything.
This is in contrast to ctrl-shift-o, which still works as expected. Halp please. What can I do to troubleshoot this?
PS: Safe mode makes no difference and this is definitely a new behavior of the new beta – it’s like ctrl-shift-e is some new unregistered shortcut. What it actually does is type an e but at the same time, it makes it so the e is highlighted (a la shift) … but even weirder, if you keep typing, the highlight follows you, beeping with each keypress (as if you’re typing somewhere you shouldn’t). Weirdest of all, if you type 9 more characters, the whole highlighted block of text disappears (e.g., if you do one more character after e12345678).
