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In next release, the middle click is used to close the tab.
Ctrl+W is currently mapped to Select Current Word, however, with keyboard customizations, you will be able to set this as you prefer.
You can currently use the key mapping Ctrl+F4 to close a tab.
right click to show pop up.
one of them is to close the tab.
But still prefer a button to close a tab.
There’s also middle-click for closing a tab… I don’t want to add extra controls to the tabs UI just yet…
ctrl+w and double-click close
noobsaibot: +1 for ctrl+w to close a tab
Ctrl+W is already close tab.
@daryl In what release?
It’s definitely not in 0.3.1.547. I think that’s why so many people have been asking for it.
@heyrevolver,
According to the Unstable Releases RSS, support for closing the current tab with Ctrl+W and Ctrl+F4 was added between 0.3.1.548 and 0.3.1.572. There hasn’t been a stable release in that time, so you won’t see it unless you install an unstable release.
Jeff
I figured. Most people are just installing from the link on the Intype homepage. Hence, everyone’s asking for said shortcut.
thaigoaos: This is because Ruby has a snippet bound to ctrl+w. You can alter the snippet’s shortcut in the bundle editor (it’s under ruby > begin … rescue … end).
thiagoaos: Or close the Ruby file with Ctrl+F4.
Oh, this one bothers me a lot. This problem should be solved just by changing the shortcut or completely removing this file:
bundles\Ruby.itBundle\snippets\wrap_in_begin_rescue_end.itSnippet
However, this could happen to everyone creating the bundles, so we will apply some kind of conflict policy, that will not allow users creating any bundle item conflicting with base set of commands (caret movement, working with files, etc.).
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