Coded in pygtk, I created the program menu this way: def _create_menu manager = self._window.get_ui_manager()
So for some odd reason, i can\'t use ^A and ^E on bash in Terminal.app, i can however, use ^C, ^R, ^Y, ^L and all sort of other key bindings.
I\'m trying to put in a feature that I miss from Eclipse, where Alt+[Up/Down] transposes the lines up or down, but can not for the life of me figure out how to assign to these keys properly. I am usin
I\'ve got a couple emacs keybindings as follows: (global-set-key (kbd \"C-,\") \'beginning-of-buffer) (global-set-key (kbd \"C-.\") \'end-of-buffer)
I\'m trying to set some keybindings to use the Shift key to highlight text. I could use pc-selection-mode, but that doesn\'t offer all the key bindings I want. For example, I\'d like to be able to shi
I am using PyQt4 and a QTreeView (although this could just as easily apply to qt directly). Right now there are default key bindings that control the expanding/collapsing of branches using the right
I\'m trying to learn emacs, getting vi custom key bindings. Using Viper-mode, what is the correct way to re-bind a key? (I\'m using Colemak keyboard layout(instead of qwerty) so have to change things
I have a messageDialog set up so that its default response is gtk.RESPONSE_OK so th开发者_Python百科e okay button is clicked when the user hits enter even if the okay button does not have focus. I wou
I\'ve read the definite tutorial on key bindings a few times, but my brain cache doesn\'t seem large enough to hold the complicated processes.
I have the following line in my Emacs init file. (global-set-key (kbd \"C-x a r\") \'align-regexp)开发者_如何学Go
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