Suggestion: Ctrl+Shift+Z change to Redo
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It's very annoying, that keyboard hotkeys don't map other applications' hotkeys.
I'm used to Ctrl+Z for undo and Ctrl+Shift+Z for redo. I ofter undo just to copy
somethink I erased awhile ago, and then redo to the initial state. But striking
Ctrl+Shift+Z inserts some <SUB> symbol and erases all my history.
I doubt that <SUB> symbol is that important. Could you change hotkey so that
Ctrl+Shift+Z works as Redo and <SUB> is inserted using some other hotkey, please?
Menu____ : Settings
Option__ : Shortcut Mapper...
Button__ : Scintilla commands
Double click on line 8 "SCI_REDO".
Compose your desired shortcut here instead of the current CTRL+Y.
I see line 17 "SCI_LINESJOIN" is empty.
Thank you! I didn't see that 'Scintilla commands' option in (prior) latest 4.9 beta version.
However, you can join lines after selecting the source lines and pressing CTLR+J or choosing the option from the Edit menu.
It's not clear to me, though, how to get the Split Lines feature to work. What should it do? What does it actually do?
THAT'S FUNNY BECAUSE OTHERS LIKE NOTEPAD++ FOR HAVING THE SAME HOTKEYS. YOU MUST BE USING OTHER APPLICATIONS.
What the fuNN! You can change those keys yourself, so don't push the busy author to change them to your liking!
Yea! Try search for synonym for hotkey.