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>In Visual Studio 2019, hit Ctrl+Q nope. Who picked this shortcut?
by onefuncman 7y ago
>In Visual Studio 2019, hit Ctrl+Q
nope. Who picked this shortcut?
- WorldMaker 7y agoBecause Windows has been consistent with Alt+F4 (and Alt+F,X in traditional menu apps, and Alt+Space,C for old fogeys that still use the classic "command menu" even as its icon/click-region continues to disappear from title bars) for decades and "Exit" (or "Close") generally being the Windows command word of choice over "Quit", Ctrl+Q has never meant cohesively "Quit" on Windows as it does on other platforms. I know a lot of Windows applications that use Ctrl+Q for various things having nothing to do with quitting (and Windows-focused Vim users that use/suggest Ctrl+Q for `<Leader>` for similar reasons).