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olegberman / atom-shortcuts

:airplane: Learn Atom's shortcuts (cheatsheet)
https://atom.io/packages/atom-shortcuts
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Does not display shortcuts for me #7

Open thomanski opened 7 years ago

thomanski commented 7 years ago

I'm using Atom 1.13.1 with atom-shortcuts 0.0.2 on Debian Jessie. When I press backtick while holding down the Ctrl key I get no reaction at all most of the time. At some point while trying to figure this out I must somehow have opened a second atom window which seemed to have the atom-shortcuts files in the file list view on the left, and showed one or two tool tips on the main window (weirdly: one fading in after another) but not the full list.

So I thought I might just go looking for it via Ctrl-Shift-P and typed "shortcut" in that window but there is no such thing.

I'm new to Atom so perhaps there's just something simple/obvious that I'm missing but I can't make out what that might be. Any help appreciated.

pmgouveia commented 7 years ago

confirm, doesn't work for me.. i have other keyboard layout and can't press the ` would be nice to change the shortcut.. and that it shows up in the commands list

grandslammer commented 7 years ago

Does not work for me either!

t-bltg commented 7 years ago

atom-shortcuts uses ctrl (code 17) and backtick (code 192)

You can try to resolve what gives you 17 and 192 e.g. here https://www.cambiaresearch.com/articles/15/javascript-char-codes-key-codes

for me, the combination to open the window is ctrl-ù

works with atom 1.19.3

Tobi823 commented 6 years ago

I'm using Atom 1.25.0 with atom-shortcuts 0.0.2 on Windows 10 Pro. OS language: german, keyboard layout: german qwerz.

I can trigger the popup-menu with ctrl+ö (the 'ö' is on the same place as ';' on english keyboard layouts). When I press ctrl+`, I get the message "Key Binding Resolver: ctrl-dead"

bergmul commented 6 years ago

Easy fix is to change the shortcut yourself. Get the correct code character from the link by @neok-m4700 and change the 191 into the correct code in line 10 of lib/atom-shortcuts.coffee.

How to:

  1. install the plugin
  2. go to settings -> packages -> atom-shortcuts
  3. click on View Code
  4. oben lib/atom-shortcuts.coffee
  5. change lines 6 and 10 to a combination of your liking (ctrl+? works great for me: line 10 = 'code: 191')
  6. Profit.