Select Line bound to ^L (selectHardLine), and Select Nothing bound to ESC (moveRightAndModifySelection, moveLeft). I don't remember for sure, but I might have had to edit the *.tmMacro files by hand to get exactly the behavior I wanted.
Cmd + Shift + L is by default select line so you don't necessarily need to make a new macro. Also ESC is completion so I probably wouldn't rebind it.
I had to edit the plist files to change the macros too, I'm interested if anyone knows a better way.
Brandon
On 2011-04-30 20:43, Brandon M Fryslie wrote:
Cmd + Shift + L is by default select line so you don't necessarily need to make a new macro. Also ESC is completion so I probably wouldn't rebind it.
Heh. That might explain the trouble I've had the few times I tried to get completion working... :-) Good suggestion about the bindings and cmd-shift-L. I chose the bindings I did many moons ago to match the Windows editor I had been using, without really bothering to see what they were stepping on.
I had to edit the plist files to change the macros too, I'm interested if anyone knows a better way.
I seem to remember that I asked on this list around that time. Allan's answer was that there was no other way, but that I shouldn't be mucking about with the raw macro items anyway. I successfully ignored that advice. :-)
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