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F9 is toggle breakpoint. F10 is step over. F11 is step into. F12 is step out-of. That's all that's important and Apple can blow me if they think I'm going to ma
by CountSessine 10y ago
F9 is toggle breakpoint. F10 is step over. F11 is step into. F12 is step out-of. That's all that's important and Apple can blow me if they think I'm going to map those to something else.
- hn_user2 10y agoI guess my assumption is that those are what would be on the context bar when the ide is running. Whatever used to be function keys are there, but now with labels.
- jfoster 10y agoWhy wouldn't the equivalent touchstrip keys be mapped to those whenever you're in your IDE?
- CountSessine 10y agoI like the tactile feedback. I don't want to be taking my eyes off the disassembly and register display.
- hn_user2 10y agoYeah I think this is a valid point. I guess we won't know until we try it. But my guess is we will learn where they are in relation to number keys. So index on 5 key to ground your location and then ring finger to tap step over repeatedly. Just guessing. Maybe I'll hate it.
- Corrado 10y agoThen again, each of those "buttons" could be 3" wide, making it very easy to hit without looking. Much more so than trying to hit the correct button today.