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What is the shortcut key for replace text in all files in Sublime Text 2?
How do I execute the "Replace" command with a keyboard shortcut?
I can't seem to find the "command" in the default keymap for OS X.
I know the single file replace all shortcut is control + option + enter, but that doesn't work in this case. This is in OS X, but it probably applies to Windows.
Solution
20 minutes of research turned up nothing.
Attempts:
- Opened up the
Find in Filespanel and tried lots of combinations. No luck. - Browsed the
keybindingsfile for anything bound to thefind_in_filespanel. No luck - Browsed the official Sublime Text API. No luck.
- Browsed the unofficial list of commands. No luck.
This feels like a big oversight...
update: This is not implemented. Here is the official feature request.
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