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squidesquide:
The 'Control + D' (to duplicate text line) and 'Control + T' (to switch line order) shortcuts are a constant source of problems to me, since they mess up the code when I forgot my focus is not currently with my browser. I want to disable them. The problem is I can't find them in the Keyboard shortcuts tab in the Configure editor window (Settings > Editor...).

When I type Control+F at the 'New shortcut' textbox, Codeblocks correctly tells me it is currently assigned to 'Find'. But Control+D and Control+T both show currently assigned to None. That is not the case. Is this a bug? Am I searching at the wrong place?

More importantly: where can I find and disable the Control+D and Control+T shortcuts?
 
I'm running a standard Windows installation of Code::Blocks  Version Release 13.12 rev 9501. Thanks for any help.

oBFusCATed:
Probably in the code, but I have to look more seriously to verify this claim.

Pecan:
Scintilla since rel 1.5 captures and controls many keys which Keybinder cannot see.

Scintila Release 1.50
Released on 24 January 2003.
Duplicate line command added with default assignment to Ctrl+D.

squidesquide:
Thanks for the answers.

Are there any workarounds?

These shortcuts really do annoy me. I tried to find innocuous commands to assign Control+D and Control+T to, but that's neither elegant nor practical as a solution. Currently, I assingned 'Contro+T'
to 'focus the Thread Search tab', which can be kinda useful. Can't find a useful one for Control+D.

Anyway, for now this seems to be the 'fix': override the shortcuts with something else. Should I report this as a bug somewhere?

Cheers.

oBFusCATed:
It is strange you don't like the ctrl-d.
I find it very useful tool when writing code.
It is a lot simpler than using copy-paste.

@Pecan: Have you talked to the Scintilla's maintainer about this issue?

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