On 31 May 2018, at 5:49, Mike Hucka wrote:
I've been able to change my key bindings in many Mac applications by
using a custom ~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict file, but
the bindings do not appear to have effect when editing new mail
message text in the Composer window. (Or at least, some of the key
bindings do not work for me as expected.)
Hmm, that should work. I have some customizations to, e.g., write ⌘
and that works for me. For example:
~~~
{
"^m" = {
"^a" = ("insertText:", "\U2318"); /* C-a command
(apple) */
}
}
~~~
⌃m followed by ⌃a enters the ⌘-symbol.
I know about, and already use, a MailMate key bindings definition file
in ~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Resources/KeyBindings/, and
it does work -- for MailMate actions outside the Composer window.
Is there a way to affect the key bindings in the editing panel of the
Composer window?
If the keys are not swallowed by the NSTextView then MailMate key
bindings should work, but it can be tricky to find something which is
not swallowed. (I don't have much guidance for you on that.)
--
Benny
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