On 02/11/2019 16:10, Bo Berglund via lazarus wrote:
On Sat, 2 Nov 2019 15:42:54 +0100, Martin Frb via lazarus
<[email protected]> wrote:
Alt - n (1-9) is "goto source editor n" (switch to tab n)
Why this triggers on altgr for you, I am not sure
OK, but then where in Key Mappings do I find it so I can disable it?
It is very confusing for me not having used these before.
I go to Tools/Options/Editor/Key Mappings
And here I find a bewildering number of functions...
You can search for the name (left filter edit). Though there is a space
"Go to source editor"
Or you can search by key (button "Find Key combination")
In this case the entries are in "Source Notebook commands" if you look
at the main tree nodes.
SourceNotebookCommands/GoToPriorEditor is set to use Ctrl+Shift+Tab
And this does exactly what the AltGr key by itself does, except it
wraps around from the first tab to the last (rightmost) when used in
the leftmost tab. AltGr does not do that, it stops at he leftmost tab.
I have no idea what your alt-gr key does....
You mention using RealVNC in another mail.
IIRC there were some very strange key effects reported with vnc in the
past (no idea if that applies to RealVNC).
From distant memory, vnc sends control keys with a timestamp that does
not match the interpretation that I would have from the doc of this
field.... That said I have no idea if vnc is right or not.
There is an argument that it works with other apps, but that is void,
because other apps may not use this (timestamp) field at all, and then
if it was wrong they would ignore that. Not sure what happened with
regards to this entire story.
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