Open BerserkerBG opened 4 weeks ago
It depends. Some soft use one scheme, some another. However, we can use both, since, it not used for anything else.
I personally prefer Ctrl+Y and modern IDE usually use this way IIRC.
A keymapper table Like Preferences>Raw Key Bindings would satisfy this wish. In my case defining that in an INI file (without GUI) would be enough.
Key mapper map single key. But you can do it now. Use command TRANSACTION REDO
for any key what you like. Not all of it work in editor, but most work.
The keyboard shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+Z is commonly used as the "Redo" command, which is an alternative to the CTRL+Y command for "Redo". This shortcut has become a standard in many software applications over the years, like in browsers, text editors, graphic design programs, etc. Every major software I know has it.
Ued still uses CTRL+Y, which is very outdated. It is quite annoying to stretch your fingers when you are trying to "Redo" with CTRL+Y. CTRL+SHIFT+Z can be a great addition to the Ued workflow.
Suggestion:
Add new shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+Z for "Redo"