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Shortcuts on OS X

Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 6:21 am
by CLUser
I want to use complete words feature. I press cmd+space but it seems that it doesn't work because that shortcut we have as a standart shortcut for changing keyboard layout. In settings I change "Complete word" to "Alt+9" and some others - but seems that it doesn't work on my system. How to solve this issue?

How to set a shortcut for changing opened tabs?

BTW is there an autocomplete words feature in Codelite?

Re: Shortcuts on OS X

Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 11:23 am
by eranif
CLUser wrote:I press cmd+space but it seems that it doesn't work because that shortcut we have as a standart shortcut for changing keyboard layout
I simply disabled this global settings, from OSX system preferences->keyboard->shortcuts->input sources
Changing the keyboard shortcut from Alt-F9 works for me (OSX 10.10)
CLUser wrote: How to set a shortcut for changing opened tabs?
If you don't have the entries "Next Tab" in Settings->Keyboard Shortcuts, click on the "Defaults" button
And they will appear.

By default they are assigned to CMD-Alt-LEFT or CMD-Alt-RIGHT
CLUser wrote:BTW is there an autocomplete words feature in Codelite?
Yes, search the settings->keyboard shortcut for ... "complete word"
The default keyboard shortcut is CMD-ENTER

Eran

Re: Shortcuts on OS X

Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 8:34 pm
by CLUser
Cool, those shortcuts work!

I found another strange shortcut behavior: cmd+shift+right_arrow select not the whole line as it should do in OS X. Have you any solutions on how to fix it? :)

cmd + right_arrow/left_arrow for jump to the start of the line and to the end of it - works awesome!

Re: Shortcuts on OS X

Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 11:51 pm
by CLUser
Is there a way to save my shortcuts and move it to another computer?

Re: Shortcuts on OS X

Posted: Fri May 13, 2016 12:23 am
by CLUser
And yet another question :) Is there a way to duplicate tab near the previous one? I see the duplicate tab option but it's not what I expect. It offers me to save another created tab as another file. I need just another a few tabs with one file loaded. It's useful when you have long C++ file to scroll each of those tabs to some individual text position. It's easy to navigate through a long c++ file when you need to do many modifications in diffrent places of a file.

Re: Shortcuts on OS X

Posted: Fri May 13, 2016 4:12 pm
by eranif
You can not open the same file in CodeLite in different tabs

Eran