keyboard-shortcuts

问题 I'm using GNU gdb (GDB) 7.10.1 with the -tui mode. I would like to add a key combination for the commands up and down . Something like Ctrl + u for up and Ctrl + d for down . I've seen only comments about readline but not an example explaining how to integrate the combination in the gdb init file. Any idea? 回答1: I am not a TUI user, but my understanding is that the TUI has two modes. In its initial (normal) mode, it uses readline like the ordinary gdb CLI. Readline provides a way to rebind

问题 I'm wondering if there's a straightforward way of getting a list of all keyboard shortcuts present in the menubar of an other application (if possible also from closed applications). I'd like to use this in a simple Python application that I'm writing to simplify the process of configuring my Wacom-tablet for different applications. It doesn't really need to be a "clean" solution, I'm happy if I can just get the list produced once and then read it into my program. I've fiddled with

问题 I'm new to Eclipse. Is it possible in Eclipse to hit a keybinding and find the name of the command it is bound too? For example, pressing Ctrl + Shift + R and have something like "open-dialog" come up in a list telling me that Ctrl + Shift + R is bound to the command "open-dialog". 回答1: Unfortunately, Eclipse doesn't make this easy. (Related note: IntelliJ IDEA does.) There are a few things that might help you out, though: In the Eclipse settings for key bindings, you could do "Export to CSV"

问题 I am developing a p-room management program. When the user presses the "ESC" key, "Dialog" is terminated. I want to prevent this. So, I want to use 'second code' in 'first code' from PyQt4 import QtCore, QtGui try: _fromUtf8 = QtCore.QString.fromUtf8 except AttributeError: def _fromUtf8(s): return s try: _encoding = QtGui.QApplication.UnicodeUTF8 def _translate(context, text, disambig): return QtGui.QApplication.translate(context, text, disambig, _encoding) except AttributeError: def

问题 Is there a way to use Cmd key for Vim in terminal? Something MacVim does. I have remapped Cmd+S in iTerm2 to send Esc:w!<CR> to save files in Vim, but this sounds a bit weak. With all the power of iTerm and Vim there should be some way to do this right? 回答1: It is possible, but it takes some doing and has some downsides. The first set of issues is that: although iTerm2 can accept the Command keys and pass them on to terminal programs, it can only do so by remapping them as something else, e.g

问题 I very often open a console window while doing my development. Usually Win + R -> cmd -> enter. However, Windows also lets you add a shortcut key to any shortcut ... but when I try to add Win + C to make the shortcut for my favorite-sized/shaped/buffered console appear, it uses Ctrl + Alt + C instead (already used in various editors and other apps...no go.) Is there any way to use the windows key as part of a shortcut key combo? (This would be with Windows XP) 回答1: You can use autohotkey for

问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 7 years ago . In SQL Server Management Studio, Object Explorer Details where Stored Procedure Listing shows, I want here to press a shortcut key on any stored procedure to open its modify window. 回答1: I can't find anything in

问题 Countless times i have needed to put a quotation marks around text during programming. I remember awhile ago that i have seen someone selecting text and simply do magic with the keyboard shortcuts and putting quotation marks around it. How to do so? 回答1: In eclipse 1. Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Templates 2. Click on "New" 3. Type "quote" for name (you can name it whatever you want) 4. In the pattern box, enter "${word_selection}"${cursor} 5. Click ok 6. Click apply and close

问题 The last couple of days the Ctrl + Z shortcut (Undo) scrolls down a line (a-la emacs). I tried to switch schemes back and forth, change and redefine the Undo in Default scheme, nothing seems to work. Other combinations ( Alt + Ctrl + Z ) work fine, other workspaces work fine with Ctrl + Z . Any tip that will save me from redefining the workspace? 回答1: The key bindings are stored in the file [workspace]\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.e4.workbench\workbench.xmi . You can search for Ctrl+Z in

问题 According to this question and the PyDev documentation on the interactive console, pressing F2 should send the current line from the PyDev editor to the Python console. I have a Python file open in the Python editor (I made sure of this by opening it "Open With" --> "Python Editor") and have started a console session by pressing Ctrl + Enter . Nonetheless, when I press F2 , nothing happens. I have to select the line I'm interested in and send it to the console with Ctrl + Enter . I've checked