The problem with Ctrl+[A LETTER] is that those are not significant in language translations.
But Ctrl++ and Ctrl+- do make sense
Also Ctrl+0 (zero) is often used to reset the zoom to normal
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Anonymous
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2016-04-02
The problem with Ctrl+[A LETTER] is that those are not significant in language translations.
That's why I think it would be good to give the user an option to set his favorite shortcuts himself!
David, I suggest you to set up more default shortcuts and create a new menu item "Shortcuts" under "Set". In the attachment you will find a screenshot of the shortcut mapper of Notepad++, maybe this is an inspiration for you.
But Ctrl++ and Ctrl+- do make sense
It makes sense, but better would be CTRL+Scroll, like in many other programs.
CTRL+D is already Open Editor. It is also Close Editor (after saving), which is nice.
Yes, that's right. But I think that the other shortcuts are useful.
Jan
In the Command center line, when I pressed Ctrl+Home I expected the cursor to go to the first line of the Command History.
Also, in the Command center line, when I press Ctrl+Shift+Home I expected the whole history to be selected/highlighted.
The problem with Ctrl+[A LETTER] is that those are not significant in language translations.
But Ctrl++ and Ctrl+- do make sense
Also Ctrl+0 (zero) is often used to reset the zoom to normal
That's why I think it would be good to give the user an option to set his favorite shortcuts himself!
David, I suggest you to set up more default shortcuts and create a new menu item "Shortcuts" under "Set". In the attachment you will find a screenshot of the shortcut mapper of Notepad++, maybe this is an inspiration for you.
It makes sense, but better would be CTRL+Scroll, like in many other programs.