There are so many wonderful shortcuts and key assignments within TextMate that it can sometimes get a bit confusing. I know that you can hit `<apple><ctrl>t` and TextMate will happily bring up a master list of all the bundle items and their associated key triggers or key shortcuts, but that takes a while to search through if you are trying to find out what '<apple><alt><shift>G' will do.
I would like to know if there is a bundle or hidden action, that will allow you to go into a mode where you can then hit a key combo and it will show you the action(s) associated with that combo. This would also be very useful while you are in the Bundle editor mode to see if a key-combo has already been assigned to something else when you are creating your own commands or snippets.
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On Nov 1, 2007, at 6:45 AM, Brian Huddleston wrote:
There are so many wonderful shortcuts and key assignments within TextMate that it can sometimes get a bit confusing. I know that you can hit `<apple><ctrl>t` and TextMate will happily bring up a master list of all the bundle items and their associated key triggers or key shortcuts, but that takes a while to search through if you are trying to find out what '<apple><alt><shift>G' will do.
I would like to know if there is a bundle or hidden action, that will allow you to go into a mode where you can then hit a key combo and it will show you the action(s) associated with that combo. This would also be very useful while you are in the Bundle editor mode to see if a key-combo has already been assigned to something else when you are creating your own commands or snippets.
cmd+ctrl+t and then click on the triangle next to the magnifying glass and choose "key equivalent"
Niels
P.s.: This should be in the FAQ…
I agree, it would be nice to include the inherent key assignments from TextMate. For example: I'm still trying to figure out what <ctrl><shift><s> does, and I cannot find it in the menus. (it makes the gutter into a input field, that seems to be some sort of manual text selection, but I'm not sure)
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On Oct 31, 2007, at 11:47 PM, Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
cmd+ctrl+t and then click on the triangle next to the magnifying glass and choose "key equivalent"
Good lord, that's wonderful. Would there be any way to add the keys for the regular Text and Navigation menu choices in there?
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On 01 Nov 2007, at 08:28, Brian Huddleston wrote:
For example: I'm still trying to figure out what <ctrl><shift><s> does, and I cannot find it in the menus. (it makes the gutter into a input field, that seems to be some sort of manual text selection, but I'm not sure)
ctrl + s activates "find as you type". Type your query then use ctrl + s or ctrl + shift + s to cycle forward and backward through the results.
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