Open kalpha2 opened 6 months ago
chrisjlocke
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6 months ago If you hover your mouse over the button, a tooltip appears.
In this tooltip, it says pressing Ctrl+/ will perform the action of the button.
Have you tried pressing Ctrl+/ ?
You mention a 'newer version' but not what version you're currently using.
If you click 'Help' and 'About', your path will be enlightened.
kalpha2
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6 months ago Thank you Chris, Apologies, don't know how I missed that, I do see it now. fyi the current version in Deb11 is v3.12.1 Is there an option to change the shortcut key somewhere?
chrisjlocke
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6 months ago You should be able to use the latest version of 3.13.rc1. That won't address your issue, but 3.12.1 is so old, it probably creaks when you open it... ;)
No, there is no way to change shortcut keys. The way Qt has been implemented, all the shortcut keys are hard-coded in files which are then compiled into the application. They can't easily be changed. Writing a custom shortcut-key map would involve a fair bit of work. :(
Describe the new feature
Apologies if these are present somewhere or in a newer version than I use with Debian 11 currently but I have not found from quick search of doco and wiki for a shortcut key that allows current line or selected range to be commented or uncommented in the Exexute SQL tab contents. Also a page to edit the preferred uses of shortcut keys would be great, as everyone has their preferred key combinations for such things.
Does this feature exist in another product or project? Please provide a link
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Do you have a screenshot? Please add screenshots to help explain your idea.
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