key-bindings

问题 I have situation that in application (HTML/XUL) there are key bindings for some function keys (F5, F7 & F9) in order to communicate with some other application. Now I have to make touch-based interface for same app, without keyboard and advanced touch events. All touch clicks are actually same as mouse clicks and I need to have 3 buttons/links that behave same as F5, F7 & F9 keys. Don't ask for reasons, all I can say is that I need to keep that key bindings. Can I assign mouse click on link

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'm looking for the cleanest way to have a language agnostic keybinding that will insert my initials + formatted timestamp e.g.: --<my initials> (28 Oct 2013 11:38:20 AM) into an Emacs buffer, so that I can initial my comments. I know I could create a function and create a keybinding to call it, but I feel like Emacs probably has a de facto way to do stuff like this, presumedly through the use of macros. 回答1: F3 (start recording macro) --AA C-u M-! date C-e (insert text, insert output from

问题 I'm new to java, and have been working on creating a code to get a small picture of a car to move using the keys. My problem is when I add more than 1 buttons to the panel. The function of the button in the code I post is nothing, just prints "button [i] clicked" message. The purpose is for them to read a file and update the locations of the car from the data in the file. This is supposed to be a piece on my Reinforcement Learning project. I thought it would be a good opportunity to learn

问题 I have been trying to use the arrow keys as part of my application. Following the best practice I have stuck with using key bindings. I gound that the arow keys do not produce a key typed event so I employed this answer. However, my application has a number of components and I found that if I have a JToolbar in my JFrame the method in the previous link no longer works. Why is this and how do I have a JToolbar and use key bindings? Here is a SSCCE public class ArrowTest extends JFrame { public

问题 On OSX with tmux installed through homebrew I cannot seem to get my 'delete' key to work. I am using iterm2 and have my delete mapped to ^H. Without tmux the 'delete' key works fine. 回答1: I came across this and I found a solution for me. Tmux uses ^? for delete. stty was not sending ^? . I changed that using stty erase '^?' and then changed my preferences in iTerm2 for delete to send ^? https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/335 回答2: This might be some terminal emulation issue within your shell.

问题 I am trying to bind M-<up> and M-<down> to scroll-down-line and scroll-up-line respectively as indicated here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/16229080/562139. This is what I have in my .emacs : ;; Key bindings (global-set-key (kbd "M-g") 'goto-line) ;; Scroll line by line (global-set-key (kbd "M-<down>") 'scroll-up-line) (global-set-key (kbd "M-<up>") 'scroll-down-line) Problem: The scroll key bindings are not taking effect, while the one for goto-line does. When I run M-x scroll-down-line

问题 I've implemented a content assist proposal computer as an eclipse plugin (using org.eclipse.jdt.ui.javaCompletionProposalComputer ). I would now like to bind it to it's own key combination (otherwise the custom proposals appear at the bottom of the proposal list). I tried doing this by extending org.eclipse.ui.bindings , but this requires defining org.eclipse.ui.commands , a handler , and possibly more things. It seems that there is already a command created for my custom content assist

问题 *Update - I took my project from my MacBook and moved it to a windows computer (Same exact code) and the code works just as it is supposed to! Does anyone know why this would happen? This is my first question here on Stack Overflow so I will try me best to do the correct formatting. I am making a simple Pong program that needs a paddle to move up and down on key events (A & Z). The key events work perfect when I simply type a key but when I hold down a key for too long for some reason the key

问题 I'm new to Xcode4 and looking for a key binding that inserts block comments to methods and classes. For Example a written function: void test(int i) {}; I'd like to have an block comment to this: /** test * * @param int i * @return void */ void test(int i) {}; 回答1: command option / /// <#Description#> /// /// - Parameter i: <#i description#> func test(i: Int) {} 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5497063/xcode4-is-there-a-key-binding-for-block-comments