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#1451 shortcut for some actions

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2016-12-19
2016-11-30
Shouwei Li
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Hi,

I use the combination of sublime text 3 + latextools + skim to wirte papers. One frequently needed operation is jumping to the first page of the paper. Currently, I have to click the menu "go" -> "First", is there any shortcut for this action, or is that possible to customize it by users? I found there do have shortcuts for "next page" and "previous page", so maybe we can assign cmd+arrow and cmd+ down to the "firs"t and "last" operation.

Many thanks

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  • Christiaan Hofman

    You can assign shortcuts in the system preferences.

     
    • Shouwei Li

      Shouwei Li - 2016-11-30

      Is that possible to integrate these shortcuts in the software by default? Because cmd+arrow and cmd+down are still free for current release version.

       
      • Christiaan Hofman

        We coud perhaps do that if there are no conflicts. But it may be confusing, because the Fn-arrow shortcuts are essentially reversed to these.

        Note that Home/End (Fn-arrow) do essentially the same.

         
        • Shouwei Li

          Shouwei Li - 2016-12-01

          No, no, I mean the command key + arrow, not Fn key, because the current shortcuts for previous (or next) is command+left (or right).

          Actually, I already checkouted the trunk code and added these two shortcuts for testing, it works pretty fine. There has no error during compiling and running, but when I tries to Archieve a local dmg package, an error occured as the attachment. I don't know your dev environment and whether you came across this problem.

          After googled, I found a solution here, but it does not work for me:
          http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32071209/xcode-7-bitcode-strip-error

          Here is my env, wish it would be helpful for reference if you also have this problem later:
          MacOS Sierra 10.12.1
          Xcode 8.1 (8B62)

           
          • Christiaan Hofman

            No, I mean that the Fn-arrow key already do what you want.

             
            • Shouwei Li

              Shouwei Li - 2016-12-01

              also. then we could close this ticket.
              Thanks a lot!

               
  • Christiaan Hofman

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