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On 4 April 2015 at 15:47, Porterfield, Sean <SPorterfield@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Pressing Ctrl-Shift-A now (RDi 9.1.1.1) pops up "Open Plug-in Artifact" and "Open an IBM i member in editor" which is hardly friendly. It's not even standard. Mapping open to Ctrl-O makes a lot more sense, especially now that there are two choices on Ctrl-Shift-A. Now if I could just find the proper command for that mapping.... I probably have it saved somewhere in the history of the WDSC list folder.
You can unbind the Open Plug-in Artifact via Preferences > General >
Keys. Type 'Arti' in the filter box (no quotes) to quickly get to it.
Click it, then click Unbind Command.
Alternately, you can reassign Open an IBM i member in editor to
Ctrl-O. Preferences > General > Keys. Type 'open' in the filter box
(no quotes). Click Open IBM i member in editor and change the key
binding by erasing the existing binding and holding Ctrl while
pressing O. Click OK and you've reassigned the key.
Posted here to show that RDi can easily be reconfigured. The wiki
page refreshed my memory how to do it.
http://wiki.midrange.com/index.php/WDSC_shortcuts
--buck
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