atom-editor cmd-click for multi-cursors not working anymore after cmd-click on a hyperlink

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atom editor on mac osx related:

I did cmd-click on a hyperlink and got a popup (lost it before able to read), and now my cmd-click to set multiple cursors is not working any more.

anybody can tell me how to reactivate multi-cursor by cmd-click again?

6 Answers

For a temporary fix:

  1. open the console (you can use ctrl+shift+I shortcut, respectively alt+command+I shortcut on MacOS),
  2. run atom.config.set('core.editor.multiCursorOnClick', true);.

Notes: You might also want to take a look at your hyperclick or atom-ide-hyperclick package. In atom preferences, go to Settings and change the Trigger keys for MacOS to become command + click.

I've solved this issue by changing the trigger keys to shift+control+click, in atom-ide-ui, under the Hyperclick section.

The hyperclick module is now part of the IDE module and having both hyperclick and IDE installed causes this problem, too. Deleting the old hyperclick module fixes it (the IDE module by itself does not seem to cause the problem).

Because of the hyperlink installed, Multi Cursor key is now CTRL + SHIFT + Mouse Click in windows. For me it's working. You can try on Mac CMD + SHIFT + Mouse Click

If someone is facing the same issue on Linux, these methods helped me

Method 1

  1. Navigate to /home/<Your Username>/.atom/
  2. Find the config.cson file
  3. Add the following lines to the file
 "*":
  core:
    editor:
      multiCursorOnClick: true
  1. Save the file and start Atom

If this method does NOT work, follow this

Method 2

  1. Uninstall Atom
  2. Navigate to /home/<Your Username>/
  3. Remove/Delete .atom directory
  4. Reinstall Atom
  5. Redo Method 1

It should work. Hope it helps!

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