Please let me know how to do this if it's already possible, otherwise consider this a feature request:
Currently, from the Tools | IDE Options "Keymap" page, you can select an action, and see what key is mapped. But I don't see any way or know of any way to find out what a given keystroke maps to. For example, I just discovered that Alt-Q does something nifty. But I want to move it to another key. However, I have no idea what is actually mapped to Alt-Q, and can't find a way to easily look it up beyond just looking through all the avialable commands one by one. Is there some page where I can get a list of keystrokes and their mappings, or at the very least, an emacs-like "what-is" command that would tell me what a given keystroke does? If not, I'd like to see this sort of reverse mapping... instead of seeing "what key is mapped to this function" I want to be able to see "what function maps to this keystroke?" It would also be nice to see both forms of the question in an 'over-view' of some kind... a list. This would let me more readily know exactly what capabilities I have (rather than needing to be told about things like Alt-Q, I could find out myself by just looking at the listing), and would give me more power to remap things to where I really want them to be. _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
