# SublimeText-Merge-Windows
This Plugin allows the merging of all tabs in separate windows into a single window in SublimeText 3

![alt tag](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2515460/12905357/95bf51f4-cea4-11e5-8ce2-3e8bed82b178.gif)

## Background  
If you've ever had multple windows, with several tabs in each, and then wanted to consolidate them all into a single window with a keyboard shortuct in Sublime Text 3, this plugin is your solution. Witih an editabled key-binding/shortcut (or through the command palette), all tabs of every window will be consolidate into one window.

## Installation  
**Package Control**

Easiest way to install is to use package control (⌘ + ⇧ + P) — that is command, shift, p. Type 'Merge windows', hit return. 

OR

**Manual**  

Download the package and place in the following directory: `Sublime Text 3/Packages/`. 

**Here's what's in the Box:**

**Default.sublime-commands**  — Command Palette Menu  
**mergewindows.py**  — Python Code that makes it work! 

## Usage   
The is not key-bound by default. However, the key binding a I like to use is **⌃⌥⇧M** (control-alt-shift-M). This binding can be used by adding the following to your '`Bindings - User`' file:

```
{  
  "keys": ["alt+shift+control+m"],
  "command": "mergewindows"
}
```

Don't forget to add a trailing "`,`" if it's not the last item in your list of bindings. Feel free to change the binding as needed.

## Acknowledgements   
Actually, **huge** credit goes to two folks frmo the Sublime Text Forum this enhancement: **@FichteFoll** for the orignal recommendation and **@valerij** for improving it to maintain tab names of unsaved file. 

## Donations  
paypal.me/chinchin96

## Questions  
Contact me at chinchin96(at)(google)(mail)dot(com)