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I stopped reading when I saw that CMD+P does "Goto Anything" instead of print. Please use standard keyboard shortcuts... Too bad because it looked awesome!
by cmer 16y ago
I stopped reading when I saw that CMD+P does "Goto Anything" instead of print. Please use standard keyboard shortcuts... Too bad because it looked awesome!
- charlief 16y agoPlease feel free to click in Preferences -> User Key bindings and make any overrides you need to make.
- cmer 16y agoOk thanks! Nonetheless, I think it should ship with standard defaults...
- jskinner 16y agoAs much as possible, I do try and follow the conventions of the host OS. Cmd+P is the only exception, which I feel I can get away with due to there being no support for printing yet (and a few other historical reasons, where Ctrl+P is used for similar functionality in Sublime Text 1).
- cmer 16y agoThank you for your answer. I'll look into your software, it seems pretty awesome! You should however consider being more strict about host OS standards in my opinion. It would just makes our life a little bit easier.
- FR6 16y agoDo you really print your code? "Too bad because it looked awesome!" You will not use it because of the CMD+P problem!?
- cmer 16y agoYou missed the point. The fact that CMD-P doesn't do what it's supposed to do was a big warning to me. One of the best things on a Mac is that every application uses standard keyboard shortcuts. For example, CMD-, always opens preferences. I believe that anybody who doesn't follow these conventions is doing it wrong. If the application doesn't print, CMD+P shouldn't do anything in my opinion.
- ComputerGuru 16y agoI believe you meant CMD ,
- Hovertruck 16y agoI agree that this is very important, since I tend to lean heavily towards keyboard-driven interaction. It's not enough of an issue to prevent me from using the editor, though.