[TxMt] CTRL-k behaviour
Allan Odgaard
allan at macromates.com
Sat Nov 6 03:18:14 UTC 2004
On 6. Nov 2004, at 2:33, Michael Stillwell wrote:
> Another emacs binding that doesn't work right is ctrl-f to advance the
> cursor forward a character. (ctrl-b, and alt-b for backwards a word
> work fine, and so does alt-f for forward a *word*, but ctrl-f
> doesn't.)
Ctrl-f is by default bound to “Reformat Paragraph”. Maybe ctrl-j would
have been better? I think I have ctrl-f from CygnusEd on the Amiga...
You can change the default key bindings (Help / Key bindings), or you
can record a macro to overwrite it.
> (I tried camel-casing a work (EmacsBindingsIssue) to make a page on
> the wiki, but it didn't create another page--is there some special way
> to make links in the TextMate wiki?)
Two ways:
[[EmacsBindingsIssue]]
"Emacs Bindings Issue":EmacsBindingsIssue
The latter is if you want to provide a custom title, by default it
splits the word before each case change.
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