Hi,

I use Sublime Text 3 as my editor of choice. When I click on a file in the files list, the file opens successfully. However, I'd like the cursor to move to the corresponding line as well.
From the Sublime Text 3 documentation I found out that one can specify it through the command line parameters like this:

Therefore, I adjusted the command line parameters in the FileSeek options like the following:

However, nothing changed. The file still opens correctly but the cursor is always set to the very first row.

I opened my terminal to try it out manually. When I execute the line as written above, everything works as expected. The file opens and the cursor moves to the line specified.

Can anybody give me a hint? Why does it work manually but not out of the FileSeek settings?

Kind regards,
~ Joel Bodenmann

Thank you very much for your reply.

I have tried that and the result is sadly the same: The cursor keeps staying in the first line.

Best regards,
~ Joel Bodenmann

Thank you very much for the screenshot. I have the same settings but please note that I use SublimeText 3 as I mentioned in my initial post. You seem to be using SublimeText 2.
You can get SublimeText3 from here: http://sublimetext.com/3

Edit: I am also using FileSeek v3.2.0 (Beta 2)

Kind regards,
~ Joel Bodenmann

I always double clicked the file and that's when it was always opened at the first line of the file.
Now I just tried to do right click -> Open with other application and then it worked like expected!

Is there any way to let the file open at the correct line by just double clicking it as well?

Thank you very much for your help so far, it's being appreciated a lot.

~ Joel

Thank you very much, everything is now working like I like it to.

Kind regards,
~ Joel