Having a shortcut is the default behavior in mac apps. It's been that way since pre-OS X. As such, I think it should exist. I haven't checked to see if it's an isolated issue with John, but for sure, the shortcut _should_ exist.

Peter Michaux wrote:

Isn't a shortcut for close without saving a really dangerous thing to have. I often hit the wrong short cut. I'd hate to hit that one. Yikes!

Peter

On 6/4/06, John Tsombakos tsom467@gmail.com wrote:

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Hi,

I using the latest build, and I just noticed something. If I close a file and don't want to make changes, I usually just hit CMD-W then CMD-D for Don't Save. Now, when I hit CMD-D, instead of choosing the button in the dialog sheet, a menu is popped up:

Push to default repository 1 Diff 2 What's New 3

etc. Looks like something for a version control, but I can't find the key shortcut (hmm.. would be nice to be able to search for a keystroke... there's a lot of commands in that bundle menu :)

Thanks. (I will enter a ticket if need be.

jt

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On my system, the "don't save" button has a highlighted boundary, indicating that pressing space selects it. If I press tab, the "boundary highlight" moves to the cancel button (which I could immediately have selected with escape if I wanted).

In order to accomplish that, go to the "Keyboard & Mouse" preferences, select the "Keyboard shortcuts" tab, and click the radio box at the bottom, which says "All controls".

So no need for cmd-d, space is so much easier to press. (It's great for Ruby quickies) On Jun 5, 2006, at 12:57 AM, Rob Rix wrote:

Eek, no, for one thing I'm pretty sure it's part of the Apple Human Interface Guidelines (whatever that's worth nowadays). I would miss it were I without it! I would I would I would.

So that's my vote (:

Haris

On 6/5/06, Allan Odgaard throw-away-1@macromates.com wrote:

On 5/6/2006, at 7:46, John Tsombakos wrote:

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[...] when I hit CMD-D, instead of choosing the button in the dialog sheet, a menu is popped up:

This is from the Darcs bundle. Go to Bundle Editor -> Filter List… and disable it, then it should work.

The Darcs bundle shouldn't really be using cmd-D, but for now I allow it because it can just be disabled, and long-term I'll expose SCM system (for file/folder) in the scope, which will allow all SCM bundles to use the same key.

Yeah, I did find it eventually :)

It just seems incorrect that the bundle command should be able to be triggered while the dialog sheet is showing

Thanks,

jt