Thanks that's what I was searching,
I guest that every shortcuts found in Settings/Shortcut mapper can be mapped in shortcut.xml ?
But when I remap a shortcut the change is save elsewhere... How can I found the good id for a plugin ?
ex : remappe quicktext plugin shortcut key or autocomplete function shortcut build in ?
by the way, the shortcut.xml should not be edited while notepad++ is laungth, or changes will be canceled.
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There are two categories of shortcuts which is not mapped to shortcuts.xml.
If a Scintilla command or Main menu command has kept its default mapping, this is shown by Shortcut mapper, but not recorded in shortcuts.xml. If such a shortcut is changed or added, then this will go to shortcuts.xml. You can add alternate shortcuts to Scintilla commands only.
About editing shortcuts.xml, see http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/notepad-plus/Configuration_Files You can do it with Notepad++, but need to play with the read only flag. Or more simply copy somewhere, edit and then replace original with edited copy. Always back up the original prior.
Hi,
I'm searching where the shotcuts are stored, thanks!
Thanks that's what I was searching,
I guest that every shortcuts found in Settings/Shortcut mapper can be mapped in shortcut.xml ?
But when I remap a shortcut the change is save elsewhere... How can I found the good id for a plugin ?
ex : remappe quicktext plugin shortcut key or autocomplete function shortcut build in ?
by the way, the shortcut.xml should not be edited while notepad++ is laungth, or changes will be canceled.
There are two categories of shortcuts which is not mapped to shortcuts.xml.
If a Scintilla command or Main menu command has kept its default mapping, this is shown by Shortcut mapper, but not recorded in shortcuts.xml. If such a shortcut is changed or added, then this will go to shortcuts.xml. You can add alternate shortcuts to Scintilla commands only.
About editing shortcuts.xml, see http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/notepad-plus/Configuration_Files You can do it with Notepad++, but need to play with the read only flag. Or more simply copy somewhere, edit and then replace original with edited copy. Always back up the original prior.
For details on decoding the contents of shortcuts.xml, or synthesizing it, see http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/notepad-plus/Editing_Configuration_Files
This will tell you how to figure out internal ids for plugin functions.
CChris
Hi, DREVET:
At least in the PortableApps.com version, there is a shortcuts.xml file which contains entries such as:
<Command name="Get php help" Ctrl="no" Alt="yes" Shift="no" Key="112">http://www.php.net/%20$(CURRENT_WORD)</Command>
Regards
José E
See http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/notepad-plus/index.php?title=Editing_Configuration_Files for a detailed account.
CChris