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Re: XCode Key Binding problem
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Re: XCode Key Binding problem


  • Subject: Re: XCode Key Binding problem
  • From: Matt Morse <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2003 18:05:22 -0800

David et al.,

Thanks for sending out the fix. I agree, deleting the line is the best idea.

The problem is that the line in the script file should have had the '@' character to indicate that the key equivalent is Command-*, not just *. In other words, the line should have been:

# %%%{PBXKeyEquivalent=@*}%%%

The strange thing is that the problem Peter describes only happens on a some machines not all, even though the problem has been around for some time. (It could have to do with the presence of haxies or other startup items.)

In any case, the command the script executes is not used that frequently and so probably doesn't deserve a key equivalent--so in the next release it won't have one.

-- Matt


On Dec 27, 2003, at 3:36 PM, David Miller wrote:

On 12/27/2003 2:13 PM -0800, peter michaux wrote:

I see that the menu item S|OPEN|Open Path in Text Edit
has a '*' next to it implying that Shift-8 will choose
that item. (Just like Command-N creates a new file and
is listed next to new file.)

Under XCode|Preferences|KeyBindings I don't see the
little 'S' menu so I cannot turn this very annoying
problem off.

Open the documentation window, click on the little arrow at the left edge
of the search box, and change it to "Full Text Search". Enter in "xcode
user scripts" and hit Return. The document you're looking for it titled
"Customizing XCode: Using Scripts to Customize XCode". That document will
tell you all about that little "S" menu. :)


In your specific case, you want to edit this file:

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

and delete this line:
# %%%{PBXKeyEquivalent=*}%%%

--
Dave Miller - System Administrator / Programmer
InTrec Software, Inc. http://www.intrec.com/
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 >XCode Key Binding problem (From: peter michaux <email@hidden>)
 >Re: XCode Key Binding problem (From: David Miller <email@hidden>)

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