Randy Defauw wrote: > This is one vote against having double keystrokes. I mainly work on > Windows, and only a little on Unix/Linux, so I'm not used to the > Emacs-style key bindings. I've found with many IDEs that there are > too many actions and not enough key strokes; and I only remember the > key strokes that I use the most anyway. So, I guess I'd rather keep > short and simple key strokes for the commands I use, and just not have > any for the rest, instead of using double strokes for a lot of things. > I'd rather have some logical multi-key shortcuts (for example, a prefix for refactoring, then an identifier for a particular refactoring) instead of all these different combinations of modifiers. F6 moves something, shift-F6 renames it, ctrl-F6 changes its signature... Ctrl-Alt-V means "introduce variable", but Ctrl-Alt-F means "find in path", not "introduce field", and so on.
But I guess this is one of those subjects that we'll never be able to agree on. _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
