在 Mac OS X 的 Komodo 上使用 ALT 键
我在 Komodo IDE 上使用 Emacs 键绑定,其中 Komodo 默认使用“Meta”命令键。因此,当您在 Linux 上的 Emacs 中通常按 Alt+X 时,您可以按 Command-X。
我想使用实际的 Alt 键..所以当我尝试分配 Alt+K 时,Komodo 通知“此组合键不可用”(参见下面的屏幕截图)
Komodo 首选项对话框屏幕截图 http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/87045/permalinks/komodo-alt-key.png< /a>
如何在 Komodo 中使用 Alt 键?是否可以?
I am using the Emacs keybinding on Komodo IDE where Komodo uses the command key for "Meta" by default. So you press Command-X when you normally press Alt+X for Emacs on Linux.
I want to use the actual Alt key .. so when I tried to assign Alt+K, Komodo informs that "This key combination is not available" (see screenshot below)
Komodo Preferences Dialog screenshot http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/87045/permalinks/komodo-alt-key.png
How do I use the Alt key in Komodo? Is it possible?
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人们可以使用 ControllerMate 或类似工具解决此问题:
配置。
因此,当 Komodo IDE 在前台运行时,ControllerMate 会交换
命令和选项,为您提供 OS X 中其他地方的元行为。
One can workaround this behavior using ControllerMate or a similar tool:
Configuration.
Thus, when Komodo IDE is running in the foreground, ControllerMate swaps
Command and Option, giving you the Meta behavior you get everywhere else in OS X.
在 Mac 上,Option/Alt 键用于快速输入非 ASCII 字符。
Komodo 提供了一些涉及控制键的绑定,例如 Alt+Return to
编辑文件的属性,但远离 Alt/Option 键
大部分。
我尝试将 [转到文件...] 绑定到 Cmd+Alt+K。首选项对话框
接受了(虽然说先绑定了Cmd+Ø,后来又说
它与 Cmd+Alt+Û 绑定,两者都给我的感觉
绑定将无法工作。 Mozilla 存在 bug 处理
OS X 上的键绑定不一致,我们在这里看到了这一点。
Komodo 还允许您使用以下组合创建键绑定
Command、Control 和 Shift 键——我会坚持使用这些键,
并保留 Alt 键以输入非 ASCII 字符。
On the Mac the Option/Alt key is used to quickly enter non-ASCII characters.
Komodo provides a few bindings involving control keys, like Alt+Return to
edit a file's properties, but it stays away from the Alt/Option key for
the most part.
I tried binding [Go to file...] to Cmd+Alt+K. The preferences dialog
accepted it (although it said it was first bound to Cmd+¬, and later said
it was bound to Cmd+Alt+Û, both of which gave me the feeling that
the binding would fail to work. There have been Mozilla bugs dealing
with inconsistencies in keybindings on OS X, and we're seeing that here.
Komodo will also let you create keybindings using combinations of
the Command, Control, and Shift keys -- I would stick with those,
and leave the Alt key for entering non-ASCII characters.