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I'm using Sublime Text 3 on Windows 7. In Key Bindings - default:
{ "keys": ["f9"], "command": "sort_lines", "args": {"case_sensitive": false} },
{ "keys": ["ctrl+f9"], "command": "sort_lines", "args": {"case_sensitive": true} },
Ctrl+f9 works, but f9 doesn't, and it is not overridden in my Key Bindings - User. I have a number of plugins. How can I determine which plugin is causing this issue? I'm not asking which plugin it is, by the way, I'm asking how to determine which plugin it is.
It shouldn't matter, but here's a list of the plugins I have:
- AdvancedNewFile
- AllAutocomplete
- FilterLines
- GitGutter
- PackageControl
- ProjectManager
- RubyDebugger
- SidebarEnhancements
- SublimeBookmarks
- SublimeREPL
Are you on OS X, where the F keys have special behavior associated with them? – Daniel Beck – 2015-03-11T15:01:43.753
No, updating question – Devon Parsons – 2015-03-11T15:01:58.797