Hi,
I've been trying to bind a different key to the "Next File Tab" command. As a complete Mac newbie, I suspect I'm missing some important principle or technique for identifying bindable commands.
I've tried "nextFileTab:", "NextFileTab:", "nextFileTab", "NextFileTab", "Next File Tab" etc in the keybindings file without success.
Can someone enlighten me on the right way to map a command menu name to a bindable name?
Thanks in advance,
Stu
On 05/09/2005, at 3.04, Stuart Hungerford wrote:
I've been trying to bind a different key to the "Next File Tab" command. As a complete Mac newbie, I suspect I'm missing some important principle or technique for identifying bindable commands.
As mentioned by David Jack Olrik, you should go to System Preferences, Keyboard & Mouse and then on the Keyboard Shortcuts page make an entry for TextMate with menu title Next File Tab.
The distinction might not be easy for non-Cocoa programmers, but generally menu keys should be bound this way (and not through the key bindings file).
As an alternative, one can use Menu Master [1] ($10), which makes it _very_ easy to change menu keys (basically just hover the mouse over the key equivalent and press the new one.
Kind regards Allan
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Allan Odgaard -
Stuart Hungerford