Nautilus shortcuts

> we will introduce the old shortcuts again with a setting, until then you have
> to learn them by heart ;).
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> Most shortcuts are base on an action prefix + a suffix for the item you want
> to act on, it's not that difficult (but yes, more difficult than before):
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> prefix: X => removing
> suffxin:
> M => Method
> T => Protocol
> C => Class
> P => Package
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> so in that scheme alt-x alt-x doesn't make any sense ;)
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> On 2013-02-03, at 07:00, Ben Coman <[hidden email]> wrote:
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>> It appears in Nautilus that I've lost the <Alt-x> shortcut for deleting a method, and this has been replaced by a double-keystroke <Alt-x, Alt-m> which on first take I find a bit awkward.  Probably I would adapt, however it would be easier to adapt to <Alt-x, Alt-x>.  Would that be possible to have out of the box?
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> fair enough.  I'll see how it goes.
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> Camillo Bruni wrote:
>> we will introduce the old shortcuts again with a setting, until then you have to learn them by heart ;).
>> Most shortcuts are base on an action prefix + a suffix for the item you want to act on, it's not that difficult (but yes, more difficult than before):
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>> prefix: X => removing
>> suffxin: M => Method
>> T => Protocol
>> C => Class
>> P => Package
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>> so in that scheme alt-x alt-x doesn't make any sense ;)
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>> On 2013-02-03, at 07:00, Ben Coman <[hidden email]> wrote:
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>>> It appears in Nautilus that I've lost the <Alt-x> shortcut for deleting a method, and this has been replaced by a double-keystroke <Alt-x, Alt-m> which on first take I find a bit awkward.  Probably I would adapt, however it would be easier to adapt to <Alt-x, Alt-x>.  Would that be possible to have out of the box?
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