On 2004-05-01 at 18:01:42 [+0200], Axel D=F6rfler wrote: > Ingo Weinhold <bonefish@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > On 2004-05-01 at 12:37:59 [+0200], Oliver Tappe wrote: > > > Should we change Pe's behaviour to use B_CONTROL_KEY in order to free= =20 > > > the > > > cursor-keys for menu-shortcuts? And does it make sense to use=20 > > > B_OPTION_KEY > > > for word-wise navigation, too, or would you prefer using it for yet=20 > > > some > > > other kind of navigation (which one)? > > I don't what default settings were in Pe, but I changed it to basically= =20 > > resemble the ones in BeIDE. Being: > >=20 > > Cmd-Left/Right: move to begin/end of line > > Cmd-Up/Down: move to begin/end of document > > Opt-Left/Right: move to previous/next word begin/end Opt-Up/Down: move= =20 > > to begin/end of page > >=20 > > Unfortunately lacking is the following feature: > >=20 > > Ctr-Left/Right: move to previous/next word part begin/end (e.g. in C/=20 > > C++=20 > > identifiers like =60my_function', and =60MyClass'). > >=20 > > This holds for a B_COMMAND_KEY =3D=3D Alt setup, at least. >=20 > Eddie has those key bindings, too. > I think we should definitely add the previous/next part of word feature,= =20 > as it is more than handy. > I would vote for changing the shortcuts to match BeIDE's and Eddie's.=20 > BTextView should have those, too, if you ask me :-) I hope we are talking of default behaviour now, because I see no reason why= =20 this could not be configurable like BeIDE and Eddie. Eddie has a really=20 flexible shortcut configuration, which I would really like to see in Pe too. Regards /Procton