[TxMt] Re: How to execute all lines before the cursor position?

[Steve King]

You can bind to whatever keys you like, of course, but may I suggest 
using the same ⌘R combo that's used to invoke the command in the regular 
bundle?  If you plan to use your modified command exclusively you can 
just delete the original's keystroke.  If you plan to use both commands 
in different circumstances it's okay to have them both bound to the same 
key.  When there's a conflict like this (multiple commands bound to the 
same keystroke, all valid in the current scope) it pops up a menu of 
choices. You can select the one you want by number.  So, ⌘R1 would 
invoke the original command, ⌘R2 would invoke the modified version.

As an example, try ⌃⇧A (ctrl-shift-A).  That key is used as a catch-all 
by a lot of bundles. Assuming you have any of those installed you should 
see the pop-up with a bunch of choices.

-- 
Steve King
Sr. Software Engineer
Arbor Networks
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