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Re: Asterisk/XCode AppleScript menu problem



on 1/15/04 11:15 PM, Alex Telitsine at email@hidden wrote:

> Can anybody give me advise on following (simple) problem:
> 
> After installing XCode 1.1 on PowerBook, I have
> " Open > Open Path in text edit * "  in XCode AppleScript Menu.
> 
> XCode tries to execute this damn script every time I type * (asterisk)
> in editor,
> and doesn't put asterisk in the text. How can I disable or remove this
> shortcut?
> 
> XCode preferences/key bindings doesn't have apple script menu settings.

I noticed that too.  The file in question is at:

/Library/Application\ Support/Apple/Developer\ Tools/Scripts/10-User\
Scripts/10-Open/10-openPathInTextEdit.sh

Edit that file, and you'll notice that the key binding is set to '*'
(PBXKeyEquivalent=*).  Change that to be nothing (PBXKeyEquivalent=) and
save the file (you may have to do this from the command line.

-- 
Glenn L. Austin <><
Computer Wizard and Race Car Driver
<email@hidden>
<http://www.austin-home.com/glenn/>
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