On Dec 3, 2006, at 5:07 PM, Maarten Sneep wrote:
Well, when I originally wrote all this (for BBEdit) I didn't assign any keyboard shortcuts. Especially the open all in current file is a command that can easily be run from a menu, and even "open selection" (when patched to correct for the TeX idiosyncrasies) can reside in the file menu (and have a global scope from there). I don't think that open selection is so important to warrant a really short, and easily overloaded ⌅ shortcut.
It's true, perhaps we don't need a key equivalent, especially since TextMate offers a number of ways to locate the command: 1) ctrl-esc, right arrow, "p", right arrow, down arrow, enter, or 2) ctrl-cmd-T, "openinc", enter, or 3) Clicking on the gear button at the bottom of the document
But in general there are a lot of keyboard shortcuts to go around, so we tend to associate some keyboard shortcut with each command, unless it is really a command that is going to be used very rarely.
In this case I have provisionally used ctrl-cmd-L for this, though this is likely to change once we find an better candidate. We might also want to rename the command to "Go to somethingorother" to match more what it is doing. I tend to think of it a bit like the goto commands in the rails bundle.
In a similar vein, we probably want a command that will take you from a \ref to the corresponding \label part, or at least show the couple of lines after the \label part. And conversely, from the \label part, a list of the various \ref's referring to it.
Maarten
Haris