Re: [ jEdit-users ] jEdit 5.0.0 - Lost Keyboard Shortcut & Edit Mode Question

[David B. <dav...@ed...>]

The thing I did to get things working for me just now was to remove the
./5.0.0/keymaps/ files that I was not using, leaving only jEdit_keys  Then
I sorted that, as well as my 'imported' keymaps and diff'd them.  Now my
preferred keymaps are stored in ./cfg/keymaps/jEdit_keys.props and all
seems to be well.

There were likely some key-combos from the default that were in the way of
my preferences but all seems sorted now.

I supposed I could do some `ack`-ing for things like 'C\+m' and all to see
what's in the way of mine.  Perhaps when time allows I'll just re-visit and
manually set via UI with a `duplicate` first.

Also, I copied the PHP mode from 4.5.0 and it seems to display properly
that is:

Class::$static

Are all the same colour, seems the 5.0.0 PHP mode makes

Class:

One colour and

:$static

another.





--
David Busby
Edoceo, Inc.
http://edoceo.com/
206.282.6500


On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 2:21 PM, Alan Ezust <ala...@gm...> wrote:

> I recommend binding the shortcut using the Global Options - Shortcuts
> instead of manually editing your
> keymap files.  If there is a conflicting mapping, it will get un-bound
> during that process, so if you happened to miss it while looking for the
> conflicts, jEdit can do that work for you.
>
> in jEdit_keys.props
> you will see
>
> scroll-and-center.shortcut=C+l
>
> So the default might be that.
>
>
>
> On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 2:15 PM, David Busby <dav...@ed...>wrote:
>
>> There are no entries in the properties file, I just have this:
>> ---
>> $ grep short properties
>> options.shortcuts.select.index=1
>> Global\ Options.last=shortcuts
>> ---
>>
>> In the UI for Global Options :: Shortcuts I have a few key-maps listed.
>> eMacs, jEdit, German, imported, IntelligJ, Mac OSX - "imported" is the
>> one with my custom - but when I originally was creating my preferred
>> keyboard shortcuts I just edited the "jEdit" one.
>>
>> I can go in and edit the jEdit keymap again, an maybe delete these other
>> keymaps and I see this new ./5.0.0/keymaps directory. Perhaps I can just
>> update jEdit_keys.props with what I want?  Or if I copy
>> ./5.0.0/keymaps/jEdit_keys.props to ./cfg/keymaps/jEdit_keys.props will my
>> configs override the ones defined in the application directory?
>>
>> For some back-story clarity, my jEdit is installed to ~/jedit which looks
>> like this:
>>
>> ./4.5.0/ (prevous app dir)
>> ./5.0.0/ (hooray jEdit 5!)
>> ./cfg/ (the config dir)
>> ./jedit.sh (custom jedit launcher)
>>
>> And my jEdit launcher does this (sets vars before, like)
>> $jedit_cfg=~/cfg
>> ---
>> exec \
>>     $java_bin \
>>     -Xmx512M \
>>     -jar ${jedit_jar} \
>>     -log=1 \
>>     -norestore \
>>     -noserver \
>>     -nostartupscripts \
>>     -reuseview \
>>     -settings="${jedit_cfg}" \
>>     "$@" \
>>     > ${jedit_log} \
>>     2>&1
>> ---
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> David Busby
>> Edoceo, Inc.
>> http://edoceo.com/
>> 206.282.6500
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 2:27 PM, Alan Ezust <ala...@gm...> wrote:
>>
>>> Check your "properties" file. Are there some old .shortcut properties
>>> there that should have been removed during the upgrade process when it
>>> created the "imported" keymap?
>>>
>>> On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 9:23 AM, David Busby <dav...@ed...>wrote:
>>>
>>>> So, I've just upgraded my primary environment for using jEdit 5.0.0,
>>>> updated my plugins too
>>>>
>>>> I've lost one keyboard shortcut however.  CTRL+L used to jump to a line
>>>> for me.
>>>>
>>>> I have the definition in ./keymaps/imported_keys.props:
>>>> goto-line.shortcut=C+l
>>>>
>>>> All the other keyboard shortcuts work as expected, just CTRL+L has
>>>> stopped - ideas?  I don't see other shortcuts that conflict with it.
>>>>
>>>>
>>
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