[XeTeX] OT: Ukelele. Key bindings trouble
Bruno Voisin
bvoisin at mac.com
Mon Mar 20 18:38:36 CET 2006
Le 20 mars 06 à 17:19, Bernd a écrit :
> I bet anybody with XCode installed will have my "problem" with
> those key bindings. At least I know how to turn them off now (I
> won't do that, I find the useful, once I know where they come
> from :-) )
>
> Bruno Voisin wrote:
>> [...] it seems that DefaultKeyBinding.dict, though absent by
>> default, is documented at Apple's site, and that examples of Emacs-
>> like key bindings are even provided:
>> <http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/
>> BasicEventHandling/Tasks/TextDefaultsAndBindings.html#//apple_ref/
>> doc/uid/20000468-611005>
In case that helps: according to the above page, it seems that the
key bindings defined in DefaultKeyBinding.dict can be disactivated
for any given keystroke by prefacing this keystroke with Ctrl-Q:
> With these bindings it would be necessary to type “Control-Q,
> Option-f” in order to type a florin character instead of moving
> forward a word.
and earlier in the page:
> NSQuotedKeystrokeBinding (key binding style string)
>
> This default controls the quote binding. The default is for this to
> be “^q” (that's Control-Q). This is the binding that allows you to
> literally enter characters that would otherwise be interpreted as
> commands. For instance “Control-Q Control-F” would insert a Control-
> F character into the document instead of performing the command
> moveForward:.
Bruno
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