Hi,
While I am developping a Rails app, I would like to be able to hit the ctrl+shift+M key to open the Mercurial menu, but instead, it creates a Rails migration file. How can I change the keyboard shortcut so that it becomes ctrl+shift+A which is the one dedicated for subversion that I don't use?
On Sep 14, 2008, at 8:30 AM, Thomas wrote:
While I am developping a Rails app, I would like to be able to hit the ctrl+shift+M key to open the Mercurial menu, but instead, it creates a Rails migration file. How can I change the keyboard shortcut so that it becomes ctrl+shift+A which is the one dedicated for subversion that I don't use?
You'll need to select each command in the Mercurial bundle and change it's shortcut.
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 12:10 AM, Michael Sheets mummer@whitefalls.org wrote:
On Sep 14, 2008, at 8:30 AM, Thomas wrote:
While I am developping a Rails app, I would like to be able to hit the ctrl+shift+M key to open the Mercurial menu, but instead, it creates a Rails migration file. How can I change the keyboard shortcut so that it becomes ctrl+shift+A which is the one dedicated for subversion that I don't use?
You'll need to select each command in the Mercurial bundle and change it's shortcut.
It will be easier to change just one Rails command. Open the Bundle Editor, select the "Quick Migration" command in the Ruby on Rails bundle and change or remove the key equivalent.
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