Keyboard Shortcuts: Keymapping now loads in Pharo core 1.2

To get the ball moving, I ported one of the keyboard shortcut packages, Keymapping, to Pharo.  Maybe if we start playing with it, we'll see what works and what doesn't, and use it to create something great.

The Metacello configuration is at http://www.squeaksource.com/Keymapping

Sean

On 2010-08-08 23:52:45 +0100, Sean P. DeNigris said:

> To get the ball moving, I ported one of the keyboard shortcut packages,
> Keymapping, to Pharo.  Maybe if we start playing with it, we'll see what
> works and what doesn't, and use it to create something great.
>
> The Metacello configuration is at http://www.squeaksource.com/Keymapping
>
> Sean

That's awesome - I want to have a look before ESUG (I recall you're
going - so maybe we can get some interest on this), as I'm quite keen
to get some better shortcuts for the more used refactorings (like
extract method, extract temp, inline temp...) - so then the experience
becomes more like using eclipse.

I'm also keen to get some additional keystrokes for things like -
delete line, indent line/selection etc. - so hopefully this can support
that as well.

Tim



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Cool!
Thanks Sean.
I took an evening and look at Keymapper, SVI and KeyBinding based on the image you gave me.
and here are my conclusions
        - SVI seems powerful but too large and complex to me. (this is a complete scriptable editor from what I see)
        - keyBinder was just a morph or too not really what we are looking for
        - keymapper looks the most promising :)

Stef
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Stéphane Ducasse wrote

I took an evening and look at Keymapper, SVI and KeyBinding based on the image you gave me.
and here are my conclusions
        - SVI seems powerful but too large and complex to me. (this is a complete scriptable editor from what I see)
        - keyBinder was just a morph or too not really what we are looking for
        - keymapper looks the most promising :)

That was my experience, which is why I put keymapping forward.  Although, I thought the ability of KeyBinder to use arbitrary blocks as "shortcuts" was interesting.  And, I *love* VI bindings, so SVI is cool for people like me to install and use, just maybe not suitable for a system package.

Sean

On Aug 9, 2010, at 4:28 PM, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:

I think that an important scenario for the key* library is to support several set of bindings:
        - vi for you
        - emacs + macs mixture for me :)

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On 2010-08-09 17:21:00 +0100, Stéphane Ducasse said:

> I think that an important scenario for the key* library is to support
> several set of bindings:
> - vi for you
> - emacs + macs mixture for me :)

eclipse or intelliJ for me... ;)

Actually having some bindings to other useful items in the browser
(like refactorings and other source code manipulation) would be a big
help even if its just a beginning.

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I'm a mouser myself... though would be good to have the set of keys in one
place, context dependent maybe, but rational.
Pragmas perhaps ;-)

Regards, Gary

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On 2010-08-09 17:21:00 +0100, Stéphane Ducasse said:

> I think that an important scenario for the key* library is to support
> several set of bindings:
> - vi for you
> - emacs + macs mixture for me :)

eclipse or intelliJ for me... ;)

Actually having some bindings to other useful items in the browser
(like refactorings and other source code manipulation) would be a big
help even if its just a beginning.

tim



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When I think about context dependent shortcuts, I believe the model of the focused Morph should be the responsible of handling the shortcut...



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When I think about context dependent shortcuts, I believe the model of the focused Morph should be the responsible of handling the shortcut...

On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 2:44 PM, Gary Chambers <[hidden email]> wrote:

I'm a mouser myself... though would be good to have the set of keys in one place, context dependent maybe, but rational.
Pragmas perhaps ;-)

Regards, Gary

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On 2010-08-09 17:21:00 +0100, Stéphane Ducasse said:

I think that an important scenario for the key* library is to support several set of bindings:
- vi for you
- emacs + macs mixture for me :)

eclipse or intelliJ for me... ;)

Actually having some bindings to other useful items in the browser
(like refactorings and other source code manipulation) would be a big
help even if its just a beginning.

tim



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