Can anyone confirm this

1) Open fresh Pharo3 image in Windows.

2) Go to TextEditor>>��buildTextEditorShortcutsOn:

3) Change the last line from��

�� (aBuilder shortcut: #cursorEnd)

category: #TextEditor

default: Character end ctrl win | Character end ctrl unix | Character end command mac

do: [ :target :morph :event | target cursorEnd: event ]

�� (aBuilder shortcut: #cursorEnd)

category: #TextEditor

default: Character end ctrl win | Character end ctrl unix | Character end command mac

do: [ :target :morph :event |

�� self halt.

�� target cursorEnd: event ]

4) Take a workspace and do "Ctrl + d" on "1 inspect."

What happens for me is that it goes into the halt that we placed in step 3). And what i dont understand is why do it match the Keystroke

"Ctrl+d" with "Ctrl + END". If you go back the stack you will find that's exactly whats happening. Let me know if i made some mistakes here..

Thanks for helping,

G R Thushar

G R Thushar

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On Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 5:36 PM, phil@highoctane.be <phil@highoctane.be> wrote:

On Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 1:30 PM, Thushar G R <thushar.gr@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

In Pharo 2.0 i find that "Ctrl+d" would do the doIt in workspace. In Pharo3.0 for doIt, i need to do "Alt+d".��

1) Is this change intentional?��

2) if so am i advised to practice all the shortcuts using Alt keys instead of Ctrl key for pahro 3?
3) Any way to bring back the Ctrl/Alt swap settings (I have asked this before in stackoverflow)
4) Any one knows a hack or workaround for this?��

Actually i was trying to figure out point 4) but no luck till now. I changed it in keymappings builders in AbstractNautilusUI and similar places but it simply dont work.

Any help is appreciated and TIA.

G R Thushar��

I can't help you on that specific. I'll just add some more questions:

Why on Linux can't I use the Cmd/Alt/Whatever ��+ click on a method name and get to the implementors list like I can on Mac and Windows? (Mac: Cmd-Click, Win: Right-Alt-Click)

Is this a VM thing?

Phil��