The uninstaller for Model Maker said to go into the options (for Model maker)
and remove all its key binding first. I did notice that the CTRL+SHIFT+Down
was on the list (because that was the sequence that was crashing the IDE). It
may be that Model Maker was just passing it on to the IDE, or was doing
something also with the mapping or just reporting on the IDE mappings – I don’t
know.
So the CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN stopped working afterwards. I was also troubleshooting
issues with the VM (VM Server with lots of issues with incompleted snapshots
etc), and by the time it was all cleaned up and shut down and restarted the
next day then hey presto it started working again as it should.
I will probably never know exactly what did what to what to cause that issue
and what fixed it. Guess that goes into the “Now its working again I don’t
really care what caused it”
John Bird
From: Jolyon Smith
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2012 10:28 AM
To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List
Subject: Re: [DUG] XE2 lost key mappings
Ctrl+Shift up/down for interface/implementation navigation are standard IDE
mappings, not Model Maker specific. I doubt ModelMaker could/would be
interfering with these basic editor functions (especially if it's been
uninstalled).
Do you have any other IDE experts or plug-ins installed that may be hijacking
these key-cuts ?
A more exotic (and perhaps irrelevant) source of the problem may be key-maps
occuring on the host if you are running in a VM (especially if on a Mac). e.g.
Parallels on my Mac can be configured to re-map keystrokes from the host before
they are sent to the guest OS in the VM, so you are pressing Ctrl+Shift
up/down, but the guest OS (Windows) sees "Alt+Shift Up/Down", for example.
I can't see you such host/guest maps may have spontaneously come into play,
even if they are the cause. But then I know from first hand experience that
sometimes when "I haven't changed anything" it's actually a memory fault in the
Little Grey Cells, and in fact I've simply forgotten that I was tweaking
something.
On 16 February 2012 09:25, Alister Christie <[email protected]> wrote:
It would probably be worth emailing the Model Maker guys - for two reasons, 1
they will probably know a fix, 2 it's likely a bug and they would probably like
to know about it - or of course it could be unrelated.
Alister Christie
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On 15/02/2012 4:51 p.m., John Bird wrote:
XE2 was crashing with an error message in Model Maker when pressing
CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN (to jump to implementation of a procedure). It was a demo
and expired anyway, so I uninstalled Model Maker, and all OK now but I have
lost the key mappings for CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN and CTRL+SHIFT+UP. Don’t want to
live without these...
Is there any way to re-enable these? changing the key mappings in
Tools/Options (eg default to classic and back again) does not fix it, and I
have not found an option to add key mappings or to reset to default.
John Bird
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