Re: Mac fkeys
Re: Mac fkeys
- Subject: Re: Mac fkeys
- From: Michael Rice <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 09:04:26 -0500
You can change the key bindings system wide if you want (look at the
System Preferences). I prefer to only change them inside of Xcode.
You can do that via the Xcode Preferences Key Bindings pane. Use the
"Duplicate" button on that pane to make a copy of the default key
bindings and assign your new bindings a new name. I have my bindings
configured to closely match the MSVC settings (F5 to start debugging,
F9 to add breakpoint, F10 to step over, F11 to step into, etc.)
Michael
On Oct 26, 2006, at 7:15 AM, Theodore H. Smith wrote:
Why are the fkeys on Macs so overused? F1 through f10 on my Mac are
all used for various stuff, sound, lighting, windows, etc.
On the PC, with MSVC, I can just use fkeys to build and step
through my code. it makes debugging and coding a bit easier.
On the Mac, firstly it's not possible cos the fkeys are already
used, and secondly... we can't really change the keycodes for menus.
Just wondering.
If there was some way to get handy fkey access in Xcode, to build,
run, continue, step out, step over, step into, that would be great.
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