For nearly as long as I've been typing (and in nearly every single Mac
OS X application), CTRL+h sends a BACKSPACE. It's a muscle memory I
can't forget, and really don't want to since actually hitting
BACKSPACE means leaving home and a typing slowdown.
I've gone back and forth with BBEdit support and there seems to be no
way to implement this. If you have a workaround, I would love to hear
it.
Now, a possible bug. Currently, I have the following AppleScript in
place:
tell application "BBEdit"
tell application "System Events"
keystroke (ASCII character 8)
end tell
end tell
When clicked with the mouse via the menu it works exactly as expected--
sending a single BACKSPACE. When assigned to a key command such as CTRL
+h, however, it deletes whitespace with a single hit yet will delete
an entire word rather than a single character at a time--very odd. Any
ideas?
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