Key binding is taken by built-in command

[sryze]

Ctrl+Alt+B seems to be assigned to editor:move-to-previous-subword-boundary by default. Is there any way to choose one over the other?

[noseglid]

I don't have that binding. Where does it come from?

You could set a keymap yourself, make sure it has the at least the same specificity as the built in. See https://discuss.atom.io/t/why-do-user-key-bindings-not-take-priority/11740

[FossPrime]

Same issue after updating to 1.0.8
http://i.imgur.com/UTK0p81.png

That said... none of the F5-F10 keys are taken.
For now ill try to map them to

Function Shortcut Key
Build Ctrl + F9
Compile current file Ctrl + Shift + F9
Run Ctrl + F10
Build and Run F9
Rebuild Ctrl + F11

Which is codeblocks default and doesn't conflict with any Atom core shortcuts.

[noseglid]

It appears as by default, editor:move-to-previous-subword-boundary is set to alt-b (See https://github.com/atom/atom/blob/master/keymaps/linux.cson#L98)

Is there something other that might have rebound the keys for you? Since you both have the same issue, it's likely to be another package. Would you mind pasting your installed packages (apm list --installed) ?

[noseglid]

Hmm, I think I found it. It appears to be because of https://github.com/atom/atom/blob/master/keymaps/emacs.cson#L9.

This change seems to have been made recently in atom/atom. I've opened an issue to see the developers take on this: atom/atom#8602.