Cmd+` does not work when a file is open about atom-keymap HOT 10 OPEN

I'm having trouble reproducing your case. Can you disable all third party packages and also your local bindings and be sure it's still broken?

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To reproduce it

• open a file in atom. Ensure your focus is in the file
• open a console.
• type atom ., wait (lot of times :()
• type cmd+` => ok, atom display the first window
• type cmd+=> nok, atom add a in the opened file

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@bpaquet Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I'm having trouble reproducing this issue using the instructions you provided - Atom always switches between windows when I press cmd-`.

Can you still reproduce the issue in Atom 0.100.0? If so, can you please try starting Atom from the terminal with $ atom --safe so that we can rule out possible problems caused by other packages?

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Hi,

It does not work with the 0.100.0. I have no others packages installed.
I have a french keyboard, may be it's related.

Bertrand

On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 9:49 PM, Ivan Žužak [email protected] wrote:

@bpaquet https://github.com/bpaquet Sorry for the delay in getting back
to you. I'm having trouble reproducing this issue using the instructions
you provided - Atom always switches between windows when I press cmd-`.

Can you still reproduce the issue in Atom 0.100.0? If so, can you please
try starting Atom from the terminal with $ atom --safe so that we can
rule out possible problems caused by other packages?

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Thanks! Could you please open the keybinding resolver (cmd-.), then hit the cmd-` keystroke, and take a screenshot of what the keybinding resolver reports? If you could post the screenshot here, that might help us investigate.

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You can find a screencast here

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1435127/atom_bug.mov

On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 10:37 AM, Ivan Žužak [email protected]
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Thanks! Could you please open the keybinding resolver (cmd-.), then hit
the cmd-` keystroke, and take a screenshot of what the keybinding resolver
reports? If you could post the screenshot here, that might help us
investigate.

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That's interesting -- the keybinding resolver doesn't see your keystroke as cmd-` but as cmd-å:

Can you post a screenshot of what the keybinding resolver sees when you hit that keystroke but when there is no file open (but close other windows before doing that)?

Thanks for your help!

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cmd-unidentified :)

On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 10:59 AM, Ivan Žužak [email protected]
wrote:

That's interesting -- the keybinding resolver doesn't see your keystroke
as cmd-` but as cmd-å:

[image: screen shot 2014-06-02 at 10 54 05 am]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/38924/3145219/7ef57be4-ea33-11e3-96a6-bb3b56763dbe.png

Can you post a screenshot of what the keybinding resolver sees when you
hit that keystroke but when there is no file open (but close other windows
before doing that)?

Thanks for your help!

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#3 (comment).

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Thanks for the help @bpaquet! I just tried switching to the french keyboard in OSX and observed the same behavior/issue.

Unsure if this is a problem in atom-keymap or somewhere else (it's interesting that the keystroke is recognized as either cmd-unidentified or cmd-å, and that the same keystroke works just fine to switch windows in other application -- I tried Chrome). Wondering if @nathansobo has any ideas? 💭

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I think this falls into the same bucket as alt-e, alt-n does on the US keyboard layout, there is no way to distinguish from the keyboard event fired that they are happening, they all show up as alt-å.

There was discussion on this in atom/atom#1291 about making this a setting.

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