On Jun 13, 2008, at 11:24 PM, Vadim Patsalo wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I was hoping to make the following feature request: I've noticed
that R.app uses the standard Ctrl-a and Ctrl-e to jump to the
beginning and the end of the line on the console and in the editor.
However, I have not found a way to clear the current line (akin to
Ctrl-c, Ctrl-u, Ctrl-k in the shell of your choice). Would it be
possible for the two to be added as key combinations? Is there a
quick way to clear the current line that I am missing?
Unless I am mistaken this is simply a consequence of that fact that OS
X has semi-Emacs like keybindings in most text fields (well Cocoa text
fields). The same holds true for Terminal, Safari and other
applications. I say semi because only some keybindings are supported,
but it is relatively easy to add more keybindings. Do a google search
for something like Emacs like keybindings in Cocoa.
The relevant files are called something like StandardKeyBinding.dict
Great :-( : I took a look at SKB.dict. It's full of keys like "~$"
( that's tilde - dollar sign - funny box with an x-ish thing in it).
Anyone want to take a flyer at what keys those represent?
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