[TxMt] Re: New behavior: moving cursor pass end of line?

[Hans-Jörg Bibiko]

On 24.08.2009, at 22:15, Matt Neuburg wrote:

>>
>> I did the next best thing and changed it to a really really really  
>> obscure
>> shortcut, one I'm not likely to ever press accidentally, but I'd be  
>> interested
>> in knowing how to remove pre-existing shortcuts, if anyone knows...
>
> You can't; what you're doing is exactly the standard approach. You  
> could
> probably set up an event tap to block that menu item entirely, but  
> that
> seems hardly worth the trouble. m.

There's a way to disable the shortcut ⌥⌘E:
[a tiny hack if you have the Interface Builder (part of the  
DeveloperKit)]

- quit TextMate
- go to Application/TextMate.app
- right-click to open "Show Package Contents"
- go to folder "Resources/English.lproj"
- look for MainMenu.nib
- DO A BACKIUP OF THAT FILE !! (⌘D eg)
- double-click at MainMenu.nib to open it in the Interface Builder
- look for the MainMenu bar
- click on "Edit" > "Mode" > "Free-hand Editing"
- press ⌘1 to come up with the Inspector panel "Menu Attributes"
- last row of that Inspector "Key Equiv."
- either you click at "Clear" to remove that short-cut or click at the  
grey square
  left from the "Clear" button and press an other unused key  
combination to change
  the short-cut
- Interface Builder "File" > "Save"
- start TextMate and look at the main menu bar "Edit" > "Mode"

Cheers,

--Hans