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All shortcuts can be edited in Environment / Editor Options / Key mapping. See [[IDE_ Window:_Editor_Options#Key_Mappings|Key Mapping]].
 
All shortcuts can be edited in Environment / Editor Options / Key mapping. See [[IDE_ Window:_Editor_Options#Key_Mappings|Key Mapping]].
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==Mac OS X==
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Mac OS X has quite different key policies. For example most F keys are used by the OS, there are no menu Alt shortcuts and there are large guidelines (contrary to linux and windows where only a few keys work the same under all programs).
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The apple human interface guidelines for key bindings can be seen here:
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[http://developer.apple.com/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/AppleHIGuidelines/XHIGUserInput/chapter_12_section_3.html]
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Here is the list with the conflicts of the default lazarus key mapping:
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[Cmd]-F keys. A few F key combos are free, but this seems to depend on version
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and layout. So better not use them. (conflicts: F3 find next, Shift-F3 find
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previous, Ctrl-F8 jump next error, Ctrl-Shift-F8 jump previous error, F5 add
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breakpoint, Ctrl-F4 close file, F11 toggle OI, Ctrl-F12 view units, Shift-F12
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view forms, F12 toggle unit/form, Ctrl-F11 open project, Shift-F11 add unit to
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project, Ctrl-Shift-F11 project options, Ctrl-F9 build, F9 run, F7 step into,
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F8 step over, F4 run to cursor, Ctrl-F2 stop program, Ctrl-F7 evaluate, Ctrl-F5
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add watch, F1 help, Ctrl-Shift-F1 help editor)
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[Shift]-Up,Down,Right,Left - move cursor
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Alt-[Shift]-Left/Right: jump to next word
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Alt-Up/Down: jump to start/end of paragraph (conflict: find declaration)
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Cmd-[Shift]-Left/Right: jump to start/end of line (conflict: jump next word)
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Cmd-Up/Down: jump to start/end of file (conflict: scroll one up/down)
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Cmd-Shift-Up/Down: select to start/end of file (conflict: method jump)
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Cmd-?: show context help
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Delete/Backspace: delete char
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[Shift]-PageUp/Down: jump page up/down
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Home/End: jump to start/end of file (conflict: jump to start/end of line)
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Cmd-[Shift]-Tab: switch application (conflict: jump prev/next file)
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Cmd-Alt-D: show/hide dock
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Cmd-Ctrl-D: dictionary
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Cmd-*-Space: spotlight, apple reserved
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Cmd-Alt-Escape: force quit
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Cmd-A: select all
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Cmd-C: copy
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Cmd-E: find word at cursor (conflict: incremental find, solved)
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Cmd-F: find
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Cmd-Alt-F: incremental search
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Cmd-G: find next (conflict: goto line)
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Cmd-Shift-G: find previous (conflict: insert guid)
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Cmd-[Alt]-H: hide app (conflict: jump back)
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Cmd-M: minimize window
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Cmd-Alt-M: minimize app
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Cmd-N: new file
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Cmd-O: open file
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Cmd-Q: quit (conflict: goto line)
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Cmd-Shift-Q: log out
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Cmd-S: save
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Cmd-Shift-S: Save As (conflict: save all)
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Cmd-Alt-S: Save All
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Cmd-V: paste
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Cmd-W: close window (conflict: word completion)
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Cmd-Shift-W: close file
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Cmd-Alt-W: close all files
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Cmd-X: cut
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Cmd-Z: undo
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Control: The control modifier is used by cocoa in text fields. So it is free for
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designer and source editor functions.
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Control-1-9 create special chars on some layouts (conflicts: bookmark commands).
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Cmd-*-1-9 apple functions like capture screen (conflicts: bookmark commands).
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Here are the XCode shortcuts: [http://www.1729.us/xcode/Xcode%20Shortcuts%20B_W.png]

Revision as of 13:24, 29 July 2008

Key mapping

All shortcuts can be edited in Environment / Editor Options / Key mapping. See Key Mapping.

Mac OS X

Mac OS X has quite different key policies. For example most F keys are used by the OS, there are no menu Alt shortcuts and there are large guidelines (contrary to linux and windows where only a few keys work the same under all programs).

The apple human interface guidelines for key bindings can be seen here: [1]

Here is the list with the conflicts of the default lazarus key mapping:

[Cmd]-F keys. A few F key combos are free, but this seems to depend on version and layout. So better not use them. (conflicts: F3 find next, Shift-F3 find previous, Ctrl-F8 jump next error, Ctrl-Shift-F8 jump previous error, F5 add breakpoint, Ctrl-F4 close file, F11 toggle OI, Ctrl-F12 view units, Shift-F12 view forms, F12 toggle unit/form, Ctrl-F11 open project, Shift-F11 add unit to project, Ctrl-Shift-F11 project options, Ctrl-F9 build, F9 run, F7 step into, F8 step over, F4 run to cursor, Ctrl-F2 stop program, Ctrl-F7 evaluate, Ctrl-F5 add watch, F1 help, Ctrl-Shift-F1 help editor)

[Shift]-Up,Down,Right,Left - move cursor Alt-[Shift]-Left/Right: jump to next word Alt-Up/Down: jump to start/end of paragraph (conflict: find declaration) Cmd-[Shift]-Left/Right: jump to start/end of line (conflict: jump next word) Cmd-Up/Down: jump to start/end of file (conflict: scroll one up/down) Cmd-Shift-Up/Down: select to start/end of file (conflict: method jump)

Cmd-?: show context help

Delete/Backspace: delete char [Shift]-PageUp/Down: jump page up/down

Home/End: jump to start/end of file (conflict: jump to start/end of line)

Cmd-[Shift]-Tab: switch application (conflict: jump prev/next file) Cmd-Alt-D: show/hide dock Cmd-Ctrl-D: dictionary Cmd-*-Space: spotlight, apple reserved Cmd-Alt-Escape: force quit Cmd-A: select all Cmd-C: copy Cmd-E: find word at cursor (conflict: incremental find, solved) Cmd-F: find Cmd-Alt-F: incremental search Cmd-G: find next (conflict: goto line) Cmd-Shift-G: find previous (conflict: insert guid) Cmd-[Alt]-H: hide app (conflict: jump back) Cmd-M: minimize window Cmd-Alt-M: minimize app Cmd-N: new file Cmd-O: open file Cmd-Q: quit (conflict: goto line) Cmd-Shift-Q: log out Cmd-S: save Cmd-Shift-S: Save As (conflict: save all) Cmd-Alt-S: Save All Cmd-V: paste Cmd-W: close window (conflict: word completion) Cmd-Shift-W: close file Cmd-Alt-W: close all files Cmd-X: cut Cmd-Z: undo

Control: The control modifier is used by cocoa in text fields. So it is free for designer and source editor functions.

Control-1-9 create special chars on some layouts (conflicts: bookmark commands). Cmd-*-1-9 apple functions like capture screen (conflicts: bookmark commands).


Here are the XCode shortcuts: [2]