On Mar 7, 2005, at 1:02 PM, Jack Baty wrote:
Just to confirm, the return key will still work the same, but you'll map the enter key to accept the dialog? Just wanted to make sure I'll still be able to enter returns in my commit messages.
Yes indeed. I just committed a revision that maps the enter key -- but not the return key -- to the Commit button. It also maps the escape key to the Cancel button, and AppKit thoughtfully provides the classic Mac key sequence command-period as equivalent to escape (for this purpose).
And I've gotta say that even though I'm a terminal junkie, command-B is my new favorite thing about TextMate. The Diff and Blame outputs completely made my day the first time I saw them.
Hmm... I didn't intentionally set the command key to B for the entire menu. I wonder if I duplicated the Build With Xcode command when I first created the Subversion bundle? Or did someone else make that change?
Chris
On 08.03.2005, at 05:11, Chris Thomas wrote:
Yes indeed. I just committed a revision that maps the enter key -- but not the return key -- to the Commit button. It also maps the escape key to the Cancel button, and AppKit thoughtfully provides the classic Mac key sequence command-period as equivalent to escape (for this purpose).
chris, i checked it out and it works just great!
many thanks,
tom -- Tom Lazar, http://tomster.org
On Mar 8, 2005, at 5:11, Chris Thomas wrote:
And I've gotta say that even though I'm a terminal junkie, command-B is my new favorite thing about TextMate. The Diff and Blame outputs completely made my day the first time I saw them.
Hmm... I didn't intentionally set the command key to B for the entire menu. I wonder if I duplicated the Build With Xcode command when I first created the Subversion bundle? Or did someone else make that change?
I think this key has been there from day one, and it did indeed puzzle me -- but when people contribute, I try to allow them to do it on their own terms :)
My convention for bundle item key equivalents is ctrl-shift-<key> with the key either being first letter in the bundle name (like M for Math stuff) or first letter in a word significant in the command name.
With this scheme, ctrl-shift-S would be nice, although this is currently incremental search backwards. What does the users of incremental search say, do you ever search backwards, or can we move that key? :)
On Tue, 8 Mar 19:01 (+0100), Allan Odgaard wrote:
With this scheme, ctrl-shift-S would be nice, although this is currently incremental search backwards. What does the users of incremental search say, do you ever search backwards, or can we move that key? :)
Argh, its backwards search. :/ I use this sometimes, maybe ctrl-shift-v would be an alternative, whats this ATM?
On Tue, 8 Mar 19:26 (+0100), Allan Odgaard wrote:
That's all the validation stuff ;)
DAMN, I should know that. :> Is something with command as only modifier free? (maybe u,i,d,k,y?) I ask Because I again thought about this and found out that I like the current combo because its easy hittable without breaking my fingers, what I can't say about ctrl-shit-v.
On Mon, 7 Mar 20:11 (-0800), Chris Thomas wrote:
Hmm... I didn't intentionally set the command key to B for the entire menu. I wonder if I duplicated the Build With Xcode command when I first created the Subversion bundle? Or did someone else make that change?
Well, AFAIK you was the one who first bound it to cmd-b, I just reused this to group the other commands to yours. :) But maybe it would be a good idea to remap it to something different, to not group with the build command. Whats about ctrl-shift-s?
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