hotkeys

I'm an avid Keyboard Maestro user and I need a workaround for triggering a keyboard shortcut like ⌘⇧L (externally, without Keyboard Maestro). So I thought a bash script would be capable of doing such a thing. An AppleScript or an Automator workflow would be sufficient, too. I anybody could help me this would be great. You don't have to read this, but here's why I want to do what I want to do: I have a the same string assigned to various Markdown macros, I use a string instead of Hotkeys because it's much more memorable for me since my brain already is filled with so many application shortcuts.

This question already has answers here : How to detect that Ctrl+R was pressed? (10 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I am building a webapp where a user can click on any cell in a table. On click, the text of that cell is copied and will pop up inside a disabled textarea in a fancybox, and the textarea is selected in js. The user is then invited to hit CTRL-C to copy the text that is now inside the selected textarea. I would like to combine 2 things together when CTRL-C happens: (1) Copy the selected text (2) Close the fancybox I can trap the CTRL-C using jquery hotkeys, but once I use that to

I'm developing a large line of business app with C# and WPF. Our standard is to include accelerator keys for buttons on all forms (Save, Cancel, Search, etc.). I've recently noticed that when a form is loaded, the accelerator key is active even when the user does not press the "Alt" key. For example, our Search button uses "Alt-H" as the accelerator, but the user can initiate a search by simply pressing "H". I'm using the standard "_" in the button content to create the accelerator key. <Button Content="Searc_h"/> Has anyone else noticed this behavior and has anyone found a suitable workaround

I have a jQuery Dialog which initializes hotkeys as follows: <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).bind('keydown', '<%=(i+1)%>',function (evt) { // do stuff }); </script> This loops through 1-9... Problem is, if you close the dialog and then reopen the dialog. It keeps re-binding, so when you do a keydown on '1', it then runs twices, three times, four times, etc... it just keeps growing. I tried killing the keybindings on dialog close with $(document).unbind('keydown', '1'); $(document).unbind('keydown', '2'); $(document).unbind('keydown', '3'); $(document).unbind('keydown', '4'); $

I'm using this sample to set hotkey in my program in Linux X11 graphic system. The problem is i don't understand how to set hotkey combinations like Ctrl + Alt and Ctrl + Shift , i.e. without any key, only modifers. I'm trying like this: KeyCode key = XKeysymToKeycode(display, 0); //no key code XGrabKey(display, key, ControlMask | ShiftMask, grabWin, true, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync); But it's not working. However, it is working like this (kind of): KeyCode key = XKeysymToKeycode(display, XK_Alt_L); //Alt key XGrabKey(display, key, ControlMask, grabWin, true, GrabModeAsync, GrabModeAsync); I