Re: Additional Commands (was Filtering selections)

Yeah, Joe, there are all kinds of editor commands that could probably be used. 
I just wish some of these - to me - obvious things that will be turned on and 
off a lot were already there. But it is also possible to list default key 
mappings in some profile, right?

;-(

Vern

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From: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 

Vern, I have never tried to play with this stuff, but I do know there are 
ways to do cool things either by binding actions to key strokes (I bound the 
SplitAndShift to Alt-Shift-S; this splits the line but doesn't move the 
resulting line all the way to the first column) or by creating your own 
plug-ins. I'm not sure, but my guess is that you could create a plug-in 
that would allow you to toggle some of the settings in the preferences. 

Joe 

From: Vernon Hamberg 

This is the kind of thing I do all the time that it'd be lovely to 
have a keyboard shortcut for. All this dependence on mouse actions is 
slow, counter-productive, and downright poor interface design (IMVHO). 

Here is a partial list 

- toggle column sensitivity 
- toggle auto-formatting (CL auto-formatting can break command source 
now when labels are set for above command - this is incorrect for 
QUAL and ELEM or any other CMD element that uses labels.) 
- find selection - used to be easier than it is now 
- toggle things like the outline kinds of things - maybe Ctrl-W could 
show subroutines and procedures or show all 

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