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Dialog allows to choose the preset of all hotkeys in IDE. Such presets exist:
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The Tools > Options > Editor > Key Mappings Dialog allows you to choose the preset key mapping schemes for hotkeys in the IDE.  
  
* Lazarus (default): this is "Windows" preset on Windows/Linux, and "Mac OS X (Apple style)" on OS X
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Presets exist for:
* Classic: hotkeys are similar to Borland's IDE
 
* Mac OS X (Apple style): hotkeys are like in Apple XCode
 
* Mac OS X (Lazarus style): preset based on "Apple style" with some keys overridded (e.g. "Goto line start/end")
 
  
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* '''Lazarus default''': this is "Windows" preset on Windows/Linux, and "macOS (Apple style)" on macOS
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* '''Classic''': preset with hotkeys similar to Borland's IDE
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* '''macOS, Apple style''': preset with hotkeys modelled on Apple Xcode
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* '''macOS, Lazarus style''': preset based on "Apple style" with some keys overridden (eg "Goto line start/end")
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* '''Default adapted to macOS''': this is "Windows" preset adapted to macOS, so that all keys "Ctrl" are replaced to "Meta" (for example, Ctrl+O becomes Meta+O)
  
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For a detailed explanation of the preset key mapping schemes, see [[Lazarus IDE Shortcuts]].
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Latest revision as of 08:39, 11 August 2020

The Tools > Options > Editor > Key Mappings Dialog allows you to choose the preset key mapping schemes for hotkeys in the IDE.

Presets exist for:

  • Lazarus default: this is "Windows" preset on Windows/Linux, and "macOS (Apple style)" on macOS
  • Classic: preset with hotkeys similar to Borland's IDE
  • macOS, Apple style: preset with hotkeys modelled on Apple Xcode
  • macOS, Lazarus style: preset based on "Apple style" with some keys overridden (eg "Goto line start/end")
  • Default adapted to macOS: this is "Windows" preset adapted to macOS, so that all keys "Ctrl" are replaced to "Meta" (for example, Ctrl+O becomes Meta+O)

For a detailed explanation of the preset key mapping schemes, see Lazarus IDE Shortcuts.