keyboard-shortcuts

问题 $(document).ready(function(){ $(document).on( 'keypress', 'body', function( e ){ var code = e.keyCode || e.which; if( code = 110 ) { console.log( 'Successfully triggered ALT+N' ); } }); $(document).on( 'click', '#copy', function( ){ var e = $.Event('keypress'); e.which = 110; // Character 'A' console.log( e ); $('body').trigger(e); }); }); The above piece of code successfully triggers the keyboard shortcut Alt + N on my document. Alt + N keyboard shortcut does a particular action on my web

问题 I'm having this problem and one way to solve it would be by reverse engineering key bindings in Webstorm. Specifically, if I type, say, Ctrl+D , I should be able to do a reverse look up to see what function it calls in the key bindings menu. Or find it nested away in a configuration file somewhere or something. Looking in /Users/Dan/Library/Application Support/WebStorm7/ the only relevant thing I see is editorconfig-jetbrains , but it only contains jars which I'm not sure what to do with. I

问题 I need to block certain keyboard shortcuts using c# in windows applications. All the key combinations will be specified in config file. Like : Alt + F4 Win + E Win + L What should be the configuration in app.config for this? And please help me with some sample code or examples. 回答1: This is not something that can be accomplished system wide by the app.config of your application. You will need to use a tool such as SteadyState. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_SteadyState 来源： https:/

问题 Visual studio 2012 was having a working keyboard shortcut for moving to and fro between #region and #endregion . Ctrl + ] This was not documented anywhere and this was indeed a keyboard shortcut for moving to and fro between { and } . But the same shortcut was working for regions. See below SO question which is similar. How to jump to the region header from the endregion tag in c# visual studio 2012? Visual studio 2015 seems to have stopped supporting this keyboard shortcut for regions. I

问题 I am trying to catch user key press Ctrl+d on a GUI window to quit. My code looks like this: static gboolean callback(GtkWidget *widget, GdkEventKey *event, gpointer data) { if(event->state == GDK_CONTROL_MASK && event->keyval == 'd') gtk_main_quit(); return FASLE; } This works on my laptop(Ubuntu 11.04, gcc 4.5.2, libgtk 2.24.4). But when I do the same thing on a newer system(Ubuntu 12.10, gcc 4.7.2, libgtk 2.24.13), it doesn't work. I added g_print("%u\n", event->state); before the if

问题 Is it possible to have multiple commands on same Keyboard Shortcut in Visual studio? like clicking F7 caused two different commands at the same time, instead of only 1 command. 回答1: You can create a Visual Commander command that calls multiple VS commands and assign a shortcut to it, like this: public void Run(EnvDTE80.DTE2 DTE, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Shell.Package package) { DTE.ExecuteCommand("Edit.Copy"); DTE.ExecuteCommand("Edit.Paste"); } 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55101593

问题 I'm trying to let my app's users an option to set a keyboard hotkey for for some feature. Right now I'm using a TextBox with the KeyDown event as follows: Key Hotkey; private void SetHotKey(object sender, KeyEventArgs e) { (sender as TextBox).Text = e.Key.ToString(); Hotkey = e.Key; e.Handled = true; } The problem with this approach is I can't set complex shortcuts, like [Ctrl]+[F4]. Is there some 3rd-party control that helps with that? Or a better-suited event to subscribe to on a textbox?

问题 The following script is aimed to run on facebook.com's conversations page (the page in which a user can see all its conversations). The script's purpose is to automize the "delete conversation" process which naturally includes 4 clicks and can be tiresome and time wasting when you have hundreds of conversations --- deletion will be done from keyboard by hitting the "D" key. I run the script with Greasemonkey. The script is comprised of 4 main segments: Listen to all "D" key hitting events.

问题 I'd like to create some kind of background process that listens to all keystrokes event and acts consequently (for example does some action if CMD-A is pressed while in Finder.app, or more complex things, like sequences to create shortcuts like in emacs..) But how can I listen to keypresses systemwide on SnowLeopard? I thought of Applescript.. but found nothing.. (I'm good at ruby too, and intended to use rb-appscript actually) thanks! 回答1: If you really want to capture all the keystrokes

问题 I'd like to create some kind of background process that listens to all keystrokes event and acts consequently (for example does some action if CMD-A is pressed while in Finder.app, or more complex things, like sequences to create shortcuts like in emacs..) But how can I listen to keypresses systemwide on SnowLeopard? I thought of Applescript.. but found nothing.. (I'm good at ruby too, and intended to use rb-appscript actually) thanks! 回答1: If you really want to capture all the keystrokes