I am trying to find some shortcuts for Komo Edit on Mac. How do i set up the traditional cmd+i to invoke file/folder properties? Also, i cant seem to figure out the shortcut for "Show in Finder". Any tips about the shortcuts will be helpful. I am using v7.1 and python3.2 with OSX 10.7.3
The OSX Keybindings are documented. Use the Key Bindings menu to redefine the defaults.
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For some reason the "ctrl+right" / "ctrl+left" keybindings does not work for me in visual studio code. I took a screenshot of my keybindings.json and the Keyboard Shortcuts Troubleshooting:
I've tried the same mapping without the "when" condition or different value but it didn't seem to do anything.
If I change the keybinding to other keybinding like "ctrl+shift+right" or "cmd+right" then keybinding activates. The output here suggests that the keybinding is not found by VS code.
Is there something special about Ctrl+Right/Ctrl+Left key combo?
I am using macOS Big Sur. I didn't touch any default system keybinding. I googled around for mac OS system keybinding but nothing came up under the "ctrl+right"/"ctrl+left" combo.
Before I switch over to VS code I was using Webstorm, which had this keybinding for many years. I never had any problem with it.
I'd appreciate any help or info.
Ctrl+Left/Right maps to desktop switching in macOS by default. So you need to go to Keyboard > Shortcuts in the System Preferences and remove Ctrl+Left/Right from Mission control
See
Use Mission Control on your Mac
How can I make ctrl+right/left arrow stop changing Desktops in Lion?
I tried to add a shortcut (CMD-Shift-3) as shortcut for the "Projects" window in Xcode. But when I try to do this via Preferences->Key Bindings, I can't realise this. Because it's interpreted as CMD-# (with EN/US keyboard layout, or CMD-§ with DE layout). To make it even worse, I accidentally changed the "Devices" shortcut (trying to copy it). And as there is no "reset to default" on a single shortcut, it's lost.
I can't believe this is actually behaviour implemented by Apple.
Details:
OS X 10.10.3
Xcode 6.3.2
Thanks in advance!
Xcode 4' default shortcut for FindTab is Cmd+3 and the default shortcut for Issue Navigator is Cmd+4.
My problem is that Cmd+1 and Cmd+2 work fine, but Cmd+3 and Cmd+4 do not.
All the other applications have the same problem. For example, in Finder, Cmd+1 and Cmd+2 works but not Cmd+3 and Cmd+4.
It seems Cmd+3, Cmd+4 are defined in somewhere as global shortcuts, but I can't find them.
I have looked for `Keyboard' in 'System Preferences' and installed and looked in 'KeyRemap for Macbook' but I couldn't find the keys.
Can anyone tell me where to find these keys?
My OS version is 10.7.4. Thanks in advance.
You may be having trouble with Cmd-Shift-3 and Cmd-Shift-4 (Defined in System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > Screen Shots).
Cmd-3 and Cmd-4 are usually apps specific (eg, select tab 3 or 4 in Chrome).
Update:
Check if you are using a third party app that captures those keys. I used to have a issue similar to that when using Skitch: it would capture Cmd-Shift-7, disabling the toggle comments functionality on several editors.
Also check the Services menu (XCode > Services) where those bindings may even be publicized.
I'm looking for a shortcut for switching focus between editor and project drawer in TextMate. I googled a bit with different results, but none of the shortcuts is working for me:
http://dirtystylus.com/2007/10/26/toggling-between-main-window-and-drawer-in-textmate/
http://gtdmarc.blogspot.de/2008/06/some-useful-textmate-shortcuts.html
This link suggest installing the MissingDrawer Plugin, but but that's not the solution I'm looking for.
I have OS X Lion 10.7.3 and TextMate 1.5.10 on a MacBook Pro with a German keyboard layout.
The shortcut in TextMate 2 (using a spanish keyboard) is ctrl + tab.
The official answer is in the docs:
⌘` ⌘~ Switch to the next/previous window. This keyboard shortcut is based on the physical location of the key so on many European keymaps it is instead ⌘< and ⌘> (it is the key to the left of the Z).
⌥⌘` ⌥⌘~ Switch between main window and drawer. Like the previous key this one is also based on physical location. The function is not available on Panther.
EDIT
Both have been working for me on my french keyboard but not how the docs said: neither ⌘+< nor ⌘+> did work but ⌘+` did. YMMV.
ENDEDIT
Just found it, it's ⌘+⌥+<.
In 2.0-beta cmd+alt+tab works fine. It's equivalent of Navigate->Move focus to file browser
I have started working on a project in MonoDevelop lately, and unlike in VS2010, there is no keyboard shortcut to toggle the comments, and i really liked that shortcut.
Luckily, in OS X you can create custom keyboard shortcuts for any application in System Preferences, like this:
I have put it in All Applications because putting it directly on MonoDevelop.app doesn't work. And by seeing how MonoDevelop doesn't use the OS X UI, but one that looks like Linux, I'm guessing it's not running natively.
As expected, the shortcut was bound to MonoDevelop as well as all the other applications, and it does show up in the menus :
Everything looked fine until I tried to execute this shortcut, and nothing happened. This is a problem. Does anyone know why the shortcut appears, but is not working? (This only happens in MonoDevelop, I have tried making shortcuts in other applications, and they work.)
MonoDevelop doesn't use the Mac keybinding system; it has its own: http://mjhutchinson.com/journal/2011/02/06/key_bindings