Is it possible to have more than one key binding for a function? I'm used to using Ctrl-Ins to copy, and Shift-Ins to paste, as they're offered in many applications. Currently those keys aren't enabled in DrPython. Has anyone already add these in, and has advice on how to do do that? If not, shall I give it a shot?
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Is it possible to have more than one key binding for a function? I'm used to using Ctrl-Ins to copy, and Shift-Ins to paste, as they're offered in many applications. Currently those keys aren't enabled in DrPython. Has anyone already add these in, and has advice on how to do do that? If not, shall I give it a shot?
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Hi Stewart,
for that reason, I created once the plugin
CopyCutPasteAppend, which is in the download section.
There are also other things, maybe one is interesting
for you.
You could remove all you don't want/need.
I assigned to "Copy Special" Ctrl-Ins, ...
But this could be a feature request, and I've seen it already
in one of these forum, to have a function assigned
to two shortcuts.
HTH,
If you don't need Ctr-C, Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V, you could
also only reassign in "Customize Shortcuts" =>
List: TextCtrl the entries Copy, Cut, Paste.
The simplest solution, as I come to think of it,
would be to make 3 simple scripts and bind them
to ctrl-ins, ...
for example
MyCopy.py:
DrDocument.Copy()
the same for Paste and Cut:
DrDocument.Paste()
DrDocument.Cut()