Never mind... I found the key-binding in the KeyBinding.info file inside TextMate's app folder. Should have read the FAQ before asking this question... Sorry for the SPAM.
Chris
When I'm writting ruby code, I stumbled across Cmd-/, which comments/uncomments out the selected blocked of code. Where are all these hidden key-binding documented? It's not in the KeyBinding.dict that shipped with 1.1b17.
No, this is a command from the Source bundle, so you can find it in Automation -> Run Command -> Source -> Toggle comment. There is currently no way to tell you where a command/snippet/macro belonging to a given key resides.
Thanks. Is there any way to easily dump all the key bindings so I can print out a cheat sheet next to my keyboard? Also, is there any way to customize the default key-binding for commands like Uppercase, Lowercase, Captilize, and Opposite Case? I find it hard to memorize which combination of Option, Cmd, and Ctrl keys to press with U to get Lowercase... :-)
-- Chris
The keybindings file only covers stuff that is internal to TextMate, but this is simple an add-on command like all the others.
-- Sune.