On 1-Feb-2008, at 23:55 , Christopher Barker wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying help out Rob McMullen get his "Peppy" editor working
well on
OS-X. I'm thinking about about key bindings.
There are some apps that have sets of keyboard shortcuts and let you
switch between them with a preference. This is very handy, because
now a Mac user of application X can chose whether s/he wants Mac-
oriented shortcuts (so find will be command-F, for example) and
another user of X on the Mac who happens to be familiar with the
Windows version of X can chose Windows-X-compatible shortcuts (so
find would be F3, probably).
I don't like customizable keyboard shortcuts in general (this is what
makes it impossible to type anything in someone else's Emacs, for
example), but in this one case I think it's definitely worth it.
--
Jack Jansen, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, http://www.cwi.nl/~jack
If I can't dance I don't want to be part of your revolution -- Emma
Goldman
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