key-bindings

I'm trying to get the path of the current file + the file's name (without extension) in a Key Binding file in Sublime Text 2. $file_path or ${file_path} are both not working. The reason is that I want to execute an *.exe file, which was built before (but don't want to both build and execute in one step). Any ideas? Greetz you may try the sublime-snippet , this is my code: #filename: filename.sublime-snippet <snippet> <content><![CDATA[$TM_FILENAME]]></content> <!-- Optional: Tab trigger to activate the snippet --> <tabTrigger>fn</tabTrigger> <!-- Optional: Scope the tab trigger will be active

I am developing a java swing application. I want to add a keyboard shortcut say CTRL + H . This should perform the same action performed by jButton1 when clicked. This shortcut should behave in the same way even when jButton1 is not focused. I tried with KeyEventDispatcher, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Is there any other way? Chan Ok - First I don't think there is a way to set application wide shortcuts in Java Swing(Refer this question ). But for a component it is possible. You have to use a create an Action for the KeyStroke . But for Windows I found this library very helpful .

Good Day! I am tying to add keyevent listener to jTextField so that if the user pressed the tab key, the caret position will go to the end of the text inside the jtextField, here is my code: private void jTextField1KeyPressed(java.awt.event.KeyEvent evt) { if(evt.getKeyCode()==KeyEvent.VK_TAB){ evt.consume(); jTextField1.setCaretPosition(jTextField1.getText().length()); } } But it doesn't work. How can i make this happen? Hovercraft Full Of Eels One way is to: First of all, don't use a KeyListener since this is a Swing application, and you shouldn't use KeyListeners in Swing apps if it can be

Im using a KeyAdpater to get the events and the method addKeyListener and works fine. The problem is that when a press the key, the action ocurrs only once and not while its being pressed, after 3-4 secs holding down the key the action occurs all the time which is what I want. I'd want to know if there is good way to do the action all the time the key is being pressed from the very begining , not after 3-4 seconds holding down. I thought on the next solution, but maybe there is already an implemented way to do it: public abstract class MyKeyAdapter extends KeyAdapter{ private boolean isPressed

I'm Building a Client/Server application. and I want to to make it easy for the user at the Authentication Frame. I want to know how to make enter -key submits the login and password to the Database (Fires the Action) ? trashgod One convenient approach relies on setDefaultButton() , shown in this example and mentioned in How to Use Key Bindings . JFrame f = new JFrame("Example"); Action accept = new AbstractAction("Accept") { @Override public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { // handle accept } }; private JButton b = new JButton(accept); ... f.getRootPane().setDefaultButton(b); Add an

I am adding a keybinding to my root window (a Tk() instance, which contains a Text widget) : root.bind("Control-o", setconnpanelopen) The problem is that it seems that control-o is bound by default to "insert newline", so that my procedure fires, but it also inserts a newline! This happens even if I put a return 'break' at its end - so it fires before, so it seems. 1) how can I remap this behaviour? 2) I didnt find anywhere a list of the default keybindings of the text widgets - they are available somewhere? You want to read up on "bindtags" -- tkinter's binding mechanism. Widgets have a set