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Description
Description of the bug
This only happens for a file that is not open in a tab, i.e. a new tab must be created to display the file. If the file is already in a tab, then it will get focus.
By “focus” I mean cursor focus in that you are able to type in the file that has been opened.
I would expect the behavior to be the same in both situations: double clicking on a file will always give it focus.
The relevant settings I found that I have overridden are:
"preview_on_click": false,
"select_across_groups": true,
I tried Safe Mode and the behavior initially appeared to match expectations. However, this is the default setting:
"preview_on_click": true
Changing that to false exhibits the behavior I’m seeing.
In my full environment, I changed that setting to true and then it started to behave as expected. So it appears to be related to how that setting works under the covers.
Steps to reproduce
- Start ST in Save Mode using
subl --safe-mode . - Change
preview_on_clicktofalse - Double click on a file in the side bar
Expected behavior
The newly opened tab for the file has cursor focus.
Actual behavior
The newly opened tab does not have cursor focus.
Sublime Text build number
4126
Operating system & version
macOS 12.4
(Linux) Desktop environment and/or window manager
No response
Additional information
Forum thread:
https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/double-clicking-on-a-file-in-the-side-bar-will-open-the-file-but-not-give-it-focus/64579/5
OpenGL context information
No response