DiamondCursorKeyBindingDict


Version: 1.0
Size:
6KB
Requirements:
For Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
Seller:
MIKOZAWA Akira
Price:
Free
System:
Mac OS X
Rating:
4.8
License:
Freeware

Description - DiamondCursorKeyBindingDict



DiamondCursorKeyBindingDict contains a key binding dictionary (DefaultKeyBinding.Dict) which allows you to use diamond cursor (Ward Star like key binding) in the text view of Cocoa applications. It does not affect Carbon applications such as Finder. Installation 1. Drag the DefaultKeyBinding.dict to the folder ~/Library/KeyBindings. Create the new one, when there is no KeyBindings folder in the Library folder,2. Launch Terminal and type follows: - defaults write -g NSQuotedKeystrokeBinding -string "^p" - then enter return key (NSQuotedKeystrokeBinding is assigned to ^q with Default). Re-launch the Cocoa applications to use diamond cursor. Uninstallation 1. Change the name of DefaultKeyBinding.dict in the KeyBindings folder or move DefaultKeyBinding.dict to the other location.2. Launch Terminal and type follows: - defaults delete -g NSQuotedKeystrokeBinding - then enter return key. Re-launch the Cocoa applications to use the system default key binding (Emacs). Key Bindinginput control code control+Pmove backward control+Smove forward control+Dmove up control+Emove down control+Xmove word left control+Amove word right control+F move to beginning of line control+Q control+Smove to end of line control+Q control+Dmove to beginning of document control+Q control+Rmove to end of document control+Q control+C scroll line up control+Wscroll line down control+Zscroll page up control+Rscroll page down control+Cdelete backward control+Hdelete forward control+Gdelete word backward control+Tinsert newline control+Mundo control+U



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