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I wrote a plugin that gets user input from Java editor, makes some computation, and writes the results to my view. The way I start the process of aforementioned computation is via context menu and I hate it. I would like it to start on ctrl+space, i.e. content assist. It is faster, more intuitive w.r.t. what the plugin does. Is there a way to do so? Update: For example, what should I do to get the current cursor position when user presses ctrl+space? I would use that position info and print it to my view. This is the most simplistic plugin that I basically need. You could take part in the

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.

I'm trying to make shortcut for Vim, to make it more suitable for Esperanto when I press Ctrl + W : imap <C-ĝ> <C-w> "Delete last word It works fine with vim but with gvim it just puts ĝ character. How can I make it work with gvim ? Edit: I figured out that it works with vim even without mapping. But I still can't make it work against gvim . grwlf I'm facing same problem with Cyrillic letters. For example, typing Ctrl + Ы in insert mode results in just Ы . I did some searching and .. looks like it is a GVim-specific problem. Hopefully, there are other GUIs and Qt version works much better. It

I have used following commands in my browser.xul to set a shortcut for my addon. <keyset id="mainKeyset"> <key id="key_convert" modifiers="accel" keycode="VK_F12" oncommand="myfunction()" />" </keyset> It used to work for previous versions of Firefox, but not anymore for newer versions. has anything changed in the syntax? Thanks That code example looks correct, I suspect that there is some code within myfunction() that is failing, so we need more information probably. Try to replace myfunction() with alert("test") , that should work. Noitidart Some notes: You must add it to a keyset, as the

I have a WinForms based app with traditional MDI implementation within it except that I'm hosting WPF based UserControls via the ElementHost control as the main content for each of my MDI children. This is the solution recommended by Microsoft for achieving MDI with WPF although there are various side effects unfortunately. One of which is that my Ctrl+Tab functionality for tab switching between each MDI child is gone because the tab key seems to be swallowed up by the WPF controls. Is there a simple solution to this that will let the Ctrl+tab key sequences reach my WinForms MDI parent so that

I have a program that in main menu uses certain shortcuts. It works in windows and Linux. When porting to mac, certain shortcuts will not work. The menu is created using QT Designer. It looks like this QAction *actDelete; actDelete = new QAction(MainWindow); actDelete->setObjectName(QString::fromUtf8("actDelete")); menu_Edit->addAction(actDelete); actDelete->setText(QApplication::translate("MainWindow", "Delete", 0, QApplication::UnicodeUTF8)); actDelete->setShortcut(QApplication::translate("MainWindow", "Del", 0, QApplication::UnicodeUTF8)); QAction *act1; act1 = new QAction(MainWindow); act1

In powershell, you use cd dir to go into the directory dir . But if dir is a shortcut to a directory, cd dir and cd dir.lnk both give an error, saying that the directory doesn't exist. So how do I follow that shortcut? (In Linux cd dir just works . In Windows, I've got no idea) Using the shell com-object, you can get the target path and from there, do what you wish. Get-ShortcutTargetPath function Get-ShortcutTargetPath($fileName) { $sh = New-Object -COM WScript.Shell $targetPath = $sh.CreateShortcut($fileName).TargetPath [System.Runtime.Interopservices.Marshal]::ReleaseComObject($sh) | Out