Em 11/12/2009 08:02, Stéphane Ducasse < stephane.ducasse@inria.fr > escreveu:
Dec 11, 2009, at 9:05 AM, Bart Gauquie wrote:
The problem is that Pharo already binds all possible keyboard shortcuts to something, which leaves no space for other tools like the refactoring engine. Is it not possible to throw away some of the shortcuts defined? I'd rather have a limited set of shortcuts which are used often, than defining a lot which are almost never used. I noticed for instance in the list that there is a shortcut Ctrl+T which inserts ifTrue:[] ; to my humble opinion, that is way to specific; and I'm not sure anybody is using this one. I'd rather use Ctrl-T then to open a new Type (class) or something.
Ctrl+Shift+T and Ctrl+Shift+F are nice shorcuts that I vote for staying ;-). Also I would vote for a similar to VW's Ctrl+g for inserting the := sign now that we deprecated for good the undescore.
Another one is Alt - t pressed no the world view to 'find a transcript'. Is it not better then to find a way to quickly navigate between windows in general, so for instance, hit a shortcut anywhere, you get a list of all windows, and by just typing t for Transcript, and hit Enter, you are already in the transcript window.
This is weird, because in some of my images I'm positive that a certain key combination makes a kind of 'round robbin' of open windows. . .
should really have an overview and see what we can do.
Positively.