As a former brief editor user the ability to switch key mappings globally would be very much appreciated and also help others coming from other editors.
It looks like you already have most of the work done (shortcut mapper), this is like a user-defined key mapping. Simply add pre-defined from Brief, Visual Studio, vi, etc, etc (plus anyone can create and save a mapping to the n++ website) and that's it.
Regards,
Tom
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It is not that simple. Currently the program does not see the difference between the keypad '-' and the '-' on the main keyboard. The same is true for the '/', '*', '+', the 'Del' and Enter key.
Henk
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Hi,
I really like N++!
As a former brief editor user the ability to switch key mappings globally would be very much appreciated and also help others coming from other editors.
It looks like you already have most of the work done (shortcut mapper), this is like a user-defined key mapping. Simply add pre-defined from Brief, Visual Studio, vi, etc, etc (plus anyone can create and save a mapping to the n++ website) and that's it.
Regards,
Tom
It is not that simple. Currently the program does not see the difference between the keypad '-' and the '-' on the main keyboard. The same is true for the '/', '*', '+', the 'Del' and Enter key.
Henk
Agreed. I would love to be able to map these two keys to cut line and copy line as Brief did. I really miss those keys.