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User forums => General (but related to Code::Blocks) => Topic started by: hongxing on May 29, 2006, 03:16:59 pm
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ex. I want to change code completion shortcut key from ctrl+space to ctrl+T.
can I do that how ?
thanks!
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of course, Settings->Editor->keyboard shortcuts
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Settings->Editor->keyboard shortcuts
in the Editor options there is no such thing like 'keyboard shortcuts'. There's only General, Folder, Gutter, Colors, Auto-Complete, Default code.
I've checked every menu, every option, i cannot find it.
probably it is hidden in very tricky place, so that lame users wouldn't find it :>
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Settings->Editor->keyboard shortcuts
in the Editor options there is no such thing like 'keyboard shortcuts'. There's only General, Folder, Gutter, Colors, Auto-Complete, Default code.
I've checked every menu, every option, i cannot find it.
probably it is hidden in very tricky place, so that lame users wouldn't find it :>
You need to have the keybinder plugin. :)
If you download a nightly build it is included. :)
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in the Editor options there is no such thing like 'keyboard shortcuts'. There's only General, Folder, Gutter, Colors, Auto-Complete, Default code.
Probably you've only compiled C::B and not the contrib plugins? This would explain why you can't see...!?
With regards, Morten.
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Settings->Editor->keyboard shortcuts
in the Editor options there is no such thing like 'keyboard shortcuts'.
Also check Menu->Plugins->Manage Plugins to make sure it's enabled.
If you don't see it there, it must be compiled and "update"ed to be included in the plugins directories.
It will allow you to define up to three keys for any item on the main menu.
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I've downloaded 'The 05 July 2006 build'
-wxmsw26u_gcc_cb_wx2.6.3p2.dll
-mingwm10.dll
-wxmsw26_gcc_cb.dll (I don't know if it is required)
-CB_20060705_rev2687_win32.7z (I've unpacked it. Then I've put dll files into this directory)...
there's error (translation from Polish - I'm from Poland)
-there is no entry point for procedure _ZNK7wxRegExMatchesEPKwij in the wxmsw26u_gcc_cb.dll
??
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-wxmsw26_gcc_cb.dll (I don't know if it is required)
On the contrary. It is probably the source of your problem.
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Nope, I've tried before without it...
same error with/without it.