I'm wondering if the shortcut 'Ctrl + M' is broken for uncommenting commented lines? It only produces new lines when hit, but does not uncomment any thing...
Thanks
Michael
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Anonymous
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2006-08-12
Ctrl-M is conventional ASCII control sequence for Newline - it looks like the default operation of the edit control or perhaps Windows OS itself is consuming the sequence before Dev-C++ gets it.
So I'd say it was a bug.
The workaround is obviously to use the menu, but if you need a keyboard method, the menu can be activated by Alt+E+N, either all together or in sequence, which is probably only slightly less convenient than Ctrl-M.
Clifford
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Hi there,
just using Dev-C++ for a while, nice IDE.
I'm wondering if the shortcut 'Ctrl + M' is broken for uncommenting commented lines? It only produces new lines when hit, but does not uncomment any thing...
Thanks
Michael
Ctrl-M is conventional ASCII control sequence for Newline - it looks like the default operation of the edit control or perhaps Windows OS itself is consuming the sequence before Dev-C++ gets it.
So I'd say it was a bug.
The workaround is obviously to use the menu, but if you need a keyboard method, the menu can be activated by Alt+E+N, either all together or in sequence, which is probably only slightly less convenient than Ctrl-M.
Clifford
I found simple keyboard shortcut. Try to hit: Ctrl + Alt + ',' (comma) and you get lines uncommented.