Use Alt+O for Linux and Windows

dschwen / switch-header-source

Quick switching between C/C++ header and source files

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Use Alt+O for Linux and Windows #3

Closed jhasse closed 9 years ago

jhasse commented 9 years ago

First: Great package, exactly what I was missing from Atom! Thanks!

I was wondering why you chose Ctrl+Alt+S. Sublime Text and Visual Assist X both use Alt+O for switching header/source.

What do you think about changing the shortcut for Linux and Windows? (I know I can easily change it myself, but using the default value feels better)

dschwen commented 9 years ago

Yeah, I could do Alt+O for Linux. I have simply not used Sublime or Visual Assist. I find the Ctrl+Alt+S shortcut convenient as it is one-hand accessible (thumb + index finger). The current Win/Linux shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+A (as the +S one did not work on Ubuntu).