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disable "JEDI Code Format" keymapping

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David Emerson

I have tried and tried and tried, over and over and over again to disable this confounded
"JEDI Code Format > &Current Editor Window [Ctrl+D]" (as it is shown in options > editor > key mappings)

It seems like no matter what I do -- grab a key, assign it manually, edit the config ~/.lazarus/editoroptions.xml file (I have done each of these numerous times) -- the thing keeps getting reassigned to Ctrl+D. I don't want ctrl+d to destroy all of my tab formatting. I press it frequently, out of habit for "comment". It scares the bejesus out of me every time.

Thanks for any suggestions :)

~David.

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Paul Ishenin
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David Emerson wrote 11 lines
I have tried and tried and tried, over and over and over again to disable this confounded "JEDI Code Format > &Current Editor Window [Ctrl+D]" (as it is shown in options > editor > key mappings) It seems like no matter what I do -- grab a key, assign it manually, edit the config ~/.lazarus/editoroptions.xml file (I have done each of these numerous times) -- the thing keeps getting reassigned to Ctrl+D. I don't want ctrl+d to destroy all of my tab formatting. I press it frequently, out of habit for "comment". It scares the bejesus out of me every time.

I will look at this problem probably today.

Best regards,
Paul Ishenin.

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Mattias Gaertner
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David Emerson wrote: > I have tried and tried and tried, over and over and over again to > disable this confounded > "JEDI Code Format > &Current Editor Window [Ctrl+D]" > (as it is shown in options > editor > key mappings) > > It seems like no matter what I do -- grab a key, assign it > manually, edit the config ~/.lazarus/editoroptions.xml file (I have > done each of these numerous times) -- the thing keeps getting > reassigned to Ctrl+D. I don't want ctrl+d to destroy all of my tab > formatting. I press it frequently, out of habit for "comment". It > scares the bejesus out of me every time. I will look at this problem probably today.

The problem is that the keymapping is loaded before the packages are registered and it does not read the 'unknown' keys. Paul, if you want to implement it:
When a package is installed and a shortcut is set, then the user uninstalls the package and then installs it again the changed shortcut should still be there.

I could implement it too. Maybe tomorrow.

Mattias

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Graeme Geldenhuys
to David Emerson: I have tried and tried and tried, over and over and over again to disable this confounded…

2009/11/3 David Emerson :

these numerous times) -- the thing keeps getting reassigned to Ctrl+D. I don't want ctrl+d to destroy all of my tab formatting. I press it

In the mean time, simply uninstall the JCF package from lazarus IDE.

Packages > Configure Installed Packages > select 'jcfidelazarus' and click Uninstall.

Regards, - Graeme - _______________________________________________ fpGUI - a cross-platform Free Pascal GUI toolkit http://opensoft.homeip.net/fpgui/

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Paul Ishenin
to Mattias Gaertner: On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:18:52 +0700 The problem is that the keymapping is loaded before…
Mattias Gaertner wrote 7 lines
The problem is that the keymapping is loaded before the packages are registered and it does not read the 'unknown' keys. Paul, if you want to implement it: When a package is installed and a shortcut is set, then the user uninstalls the package and then installs it again the changed shortcut should still be there.

I will not do this so :) I can just ask the key shemes to load after the packages instead of before :)

I could implement it too. Maybe tomorrow.

I have also another things to do and if you want I will not touch this issue.

Best regards,
Paul Ishenin.

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Mattias Gärtner
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Zitat von Paul Ishenin :

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Mattias Gaertner wrote: > The problem is that the keymapping is loaded before the packages are > registered and it does not read the 'unknown' keys. > Paul, if you want to implement it: > When a package is installed and a shortcut is set, then the user > uninstalls the package and then installs it again the changed shortcut > should still be there. > I will not do this so :) I can just ask the key shemes to load after the packages instead of before :)

Then user settings will be lost, when you start a backup IDE. :(

> I could implement it too. Maybe tomorrow. > I have also another things to do and if you want I will not touch this issue.

ok

Mattias

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