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grundprinzip avatar grundprinzip commented on September 17, 2024

It's a fix for a workaround necessary in ST3, the easiest thing is to replace the code in your select method by something like this:

  wid = sublime.active_window().id()
  vid = sublime.active_window().views()[index].id()
  sublime_api.window_focus_view(wid, vid)

And you have to import sublime_api of course.

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x3ro avatar x3ro commented on September 17, 2024

This seems to be working now. Tested in Build 3047. Great plugin πŸ‘

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gnrlbzik avatar gnrlbzik commented on September 17, 2024

Manually checked out package, and it works in sublime 3. Still not available in Package Manger listings.

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i-am-a-paull avatar i-am-a-paull commented on September 17, 2024

Oh yeah... I meant to check this out. Been absent-minded as of late. I'll send an update to Package Control.

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gnrlbzik avatar gnrlbzik commented on September 17, 2024

thank you @phildopus

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Nicolas-Bouteille avatar Nicolas-Bouteille commented on September 17, 2024

I was looking for such a plugin and was thrilled to find it on google. Then I couldn't find it in my Package Control listing so I though this wasn't compatible with ST3 :( but I kept good faith and searched for closed Pull Request and closed Issues and finally found this one! So happy!
Bottom line is this is still not available in Package Control listing for ST3.
Let's see about manual install...

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Nicolas-Bouteille avatar Nicolas-Bouteille commented on September 17, 2024

Manual installed worked indeed and this plugin made my day! Why isn't it included in Sublime core!!? I don't see where I can reopen this issue so that you see it's still no showing on Package Control's listing so I'm just gonna open a new one that you can mark as a duplicate later on.

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i-am-a-paull avatar i-am-a-paull commented on September 17, 2024

Hi, Nicolas! I’m glad you find the plugin useful. However, the reason it isn’t in Package Control anymore is because it has been retired in favor of @rajeshvaya/Sublime-Extended-Tab-Switcher. It should have all the same functions (if not more). I probably need to state that in the Readme at some point.

On Nov 21, 2014, at 5:20 AM, Nicolas Bouteille [email protected] wrote:

Manual installed worked indeed and this plugin made my day! Why isn't it included in Sublime core!!? I don't see where I can reopen this issue so that you see it's still no showing on Package Control's listing so I'm just gonna open a new one that you can mark as a duplicate later on.

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Nicolas-Bouteille avatar Nicolas-Bouteille commented on September 17, 2024

I just installed @rajeshvaya/Sublime-Extended-Tab-Switcher it does not work. CTRL + ALT + TAB does not do anything. But anyway reading the description of the plugin, it does not seem that I can start typing the letters of the file the way GotoOpenFile can. I really think your plugin should not be replaced then.

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gnrlbzik avatar gnrlbzik commented on September 17, 2024

@Nicolas-Bouteille πŸ‘

i have even update key bindings. were no luck, going back to open tab.

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Nicolas-Bouteille avatar Nicolas-Bouteille commented on September 17, 2024

Ok so Extend Tab Switcher is actually working, they have fixed their bug... and it actually let's you type characters to filter files by name just like GotoOpenFile does, but... it still is not as good as this plugin! Because they don't display the path below the file name, thus making it not possible to make the difference between html.tpl.php from /themes/my_theme_1 directory and /themes/my_theme_2 one. See
rajeshvaya/Sublime-Extended-Tab-Switcher#3. So I still don't get how/why a non-working + less-powerful plugin could/would replace GotoOpenFile. Which also has the perfect plugin name! Yeah... CMD+P in Sublime is the shortcut for Goto Anything right? So GotoOpenFile is the p.e.r.f.e.c.t name for this feature especially when you want to search for it in Package Control... not Extended Tab Switcher... Furthermore, I am sure that people like Jeffrey Way who don't like to see their tabs and actually hide them rely a 100% on this plugin instead of basic CMD+P. These guys don't deal with "tabs" but "open files". GotoOpenFiles FTW! It should even be in core...

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