Updated README

README.creole

@@ -15,24 +15,24 @@ Copy from the Default.sublime-keymap.template the last line that contains a
 multitude of bindings with `insert_binding_repr` and place it in your User
 keymap.
 
-How it works is you actually think modifiers, PLUS, THEN key, in total pressing
-TWO key combinations (the latter a lonely combo of one)
+How it works is you press the modifiers, then PLUS, THEN the key, pressing in
+total TWO key combinations (the latter a lonely combo of one)
 
 You can't bind to just a modifier like alt, so plus seems a resaonable
-key/mnemonic. Note that on a standard US keyboard `=` is on the same key as
-`+` (plus)
+key/mnemonic. Note that on a standard US keyboard `=` is on the same key as `+`
+(plus)
 
-So how would you insert alt+q?
-
-    * PRESS `alt+=`
-    * PRESS `q`
-
-You can think of it like this:
+So how would you insert alt+q? You can think of it like this:
 
     * PRESS `alt` and hold it down
     * PRESS `=` while thinking PLUS then lift all fingers
     * PRESS `q`
 
+In sublime `{"keys": [...]}` terms:
+
+    * PRESS `["alt+="]`
+    * PRESS `["q"]`
+
 The following bindings show how it works.
 Note the `expecting_binding_repr_mode` key.
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ Note the `expecting_binding_repr_mode` key.
       "keys": ["q"]}
 }}}
 
-So how would you insert ctrl+alt+q?
+So how would you insert ctrl+alt+q? (In sublime terms)
 
     * PRESS `ctrl+alt+=`
     * PRESS `q`

commands_base.py

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ def glob_and_parse_package_json(pattern):
 
         yield pkg, name, f, text, setting_dict
 
-class IEditJSONPreferenceBase:
+class IEditJSONPreference:
     format_cols = () # MUST_IMPLEMENT
     settings_pattern = "*.sublime-json" # MUST OVERRIDE
 
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ def on_selection(self, setting):
     def format_for_display(self, settings):
         return settings # for quick panel
 
-class EditJSONPreferenceBase(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand, IEditJSONPreferenceBase):
+class EditJSONPreferenceBase(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand, IEditJSONPreference):
     def format_for_display(self, settings):
         return format_for_display(settings, cols=self.format_cols)