I love the new file chooser, however, is it possible for textmate to allow line up or line down to be used in place of the arrow keys for list navigation? I'd love to do "Cmd-T Search String C-n C-n". If I'm going to move my hand off to the arrow keys, I might as well just move it a little further and use the mouse...
If this is already possible, please enlighten me!
Thanks, Wayne
On Feb 1, 2005, at 19:39, Wayne Larsen wrote:
I love the new file chooser, however, is it possible for textmate to allow line up or line down to be used in place of the arrow keys for list navigation? [...]
I'll look into it -- it should use the standard key bindings, but unfortunately the way I currently pull off the thing about moving the selection in the inactive table view while the search string has focus, doesn't play well with the normal event system :/
On 1. feb 2005, at 19:39, Wayne Larsen wrote:
I love the new file chooser, however, is it possible for textmate to allow line up or line down to be used in place of the arrow keys for list navigation? I'd love to do "Cmd-T Search String C-n C-n". If I'm going to move my hand off to the arrow keys, I might as well just move it a little further and use the mouse...
Unless you are super skilled with a mouse, I would still expect pressing one key to be faster than moving further, grabbing mouse, moving cursor and clicking :-p.
On 1-Feb-05, at 3:46 PM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
I'll look into it -- it should use the standard key bindings, but unfortunately the way I currently pull off the thing about moving the selection in the inactive table view while the search string has focus, doesn't play well with the normal event system :/
Thanks. It would be great if that could be extended throughout the system -- for example navigation in the drawer (it is unfortunate that OSX as a whole does not do this -- it does not work in Finder windows for example).
On 1-Feb-05, at 4:24 PM, Sune Foldager wrote:
Unless you are super skilled with a mouse, I would still expect pressing one key to be faster than moving further, grabbing mouse, moving cursor and clicking :-p.
Very true -- just a little exaggeration on my part to try to make my request seem more important.... :)
Wayne
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