[TxMt] What I _really_ want in TM2

[Kenneth McDonald]

Niels Kobschätzki wrote:
> On 7/31/07, Kenneth McDonald <kenneth.m.mcdonald at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
> <snip simplicity and key-bindings>
>
> Do you know about ctrl+cmd+t, click on magnifying glass and use Key
> equivalent -- with this you will get to know if there is a binding for
> your wished shortcut in the bundles.
>   
Good lord, no, I didn't know about that! Yet another piece of incredibly 
useful functionality, completely nonobvious :-)
> For the rest it would be just useful if there would be some kind of a
> cheatsheet (if this does not already exist).
>   
What would be (moderately, definitely not trivially, for Alan) easy to 
implement, would be the ability to dump, to XHTML, _all_
current bindings, tab completions, etc.
> A powerful text-editor has a lot of bindings…making it easier doesn't
> seem really possible (at least I don't know how -- maybe include in
> ctrl+cmd+t not only bundle-items but also menu-items from TM)
>   
Doing a good GUI to these bindings is very difficult, but allowing TM to 
dump a file describing them is
less difficult. The file should describe:
1) The command
2) Where the binding originates.
3) What you need to do to change it.

Ken