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Wait... You said you had to edit 2 lines of a config file to add shortcuts, so that means you have to know what file and the syntax. But, opening a menu and cli
by Osiris 8y ago
Wait... You said you had to edit 2 lines of a config file to add shortcuts, so that means you have to know what file and the syntax. But, opening a menu and clicking "keymap" to add a shortcut is too hard?
- mnbvkhgvmj 8y agoThe OP's config files are probably synced across all the servers and workstations they work with.. This is probably done using a familiar tool the OP already knew. The IDE's config might be synced. If it is it probably uses a proprietary server.
- arnvald 8y agoI said that Vim has built-in shortcuts for that (from what I know, Intellij doesn't) and I added custom ones because I wanted a simpler one. It's a fair point that editing a config file might seem way more complicated than modifying settings in IDE, however now that I learned about existence of config file and a command to add new key mapping, I can customize every operation I use, while in IDE I have to look for a proper setting every time.