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Does Sublime Text (2|3) have an API method or some way of determining if a shortcut or hot key sequence has already been assigned? I have lots of plugins and macros installed, and when making new ones it can be difficult to determine what key sequence to assign it to so I don't conflict with something else. Key bindings can be assigned in .sublime-keymap files in Packages/Default, Packages/User, and whichever plugin wants to assign them. To make things more complicated, I work on three different OSes, and there are different keymaps for each platform. Do I have to keep manually searching all the keymap files myself, or is there a better way to do it?
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Users can customize their key bindings by creating a file named Default. sublime-keymap in their Packages/User/ directory. For example, the following will create a key binding to show unsaved changes, if any exist, via Ctrl+Shift+`.
Alt+F3 gives a really simple way to do find and replace: Use it to select all occurrences of the current word or selection, then just start typing to replace or edit them all at once.
Command+Shift+L is for selecting each line in a multiline block.
To open a command palette in Sublime Text editor, you can use the shortcut key combination Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and Cmd+Shift+P on OSX.
You might try installing and using FindKeyConflicts.
You can also open a console ctrl + ` and enter sublime.log_commands(True). You can then enter your shortcut/key sequence and see what, if anything, is bound to it.
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