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2026-06-06T10:31:47Z

Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts

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	=== Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts ===		=== Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts ===

	When expecco starts, it looks for a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the "<code>bin</code>" folder (where the expecco executable is installed). All keyboard shortcuts are defined in this script file by associating symbolic operations (like "''Accept''" or "''FindNext''" to real key combinations like "<kbd>Ctrls</kbd>" or "<kbd>Cmdf</kbd>". Case matters, so "<kbd>Ctrlt</kbd>" and "<kbd>CtrlT</kbd>" define unshifted and shifted <kbd>CTRL+t<kbd> combinations.		When expecco starts, it looks for a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the "<code>bin</code>" folder (where the expecco executable is installed). All keyboard shortcuts are defined in this script file by associating symbolic operations (like "''Accept''" or "''FindNext''" to real key combinations like "<kbd>Ctrls</kbd>" or "<kbd>Cmdf</kbd>". Case matters, so "<kbd>Ctrlt</kbd>" and "<kbd>CtrlT</kbd>" define unshifted and shifted <kbd>CTRL+t</kbd> combinations.
	<br>To customize the keyboard shortcuts, take the code there as a guide.		<br>To customize the keyboard shortcuts, take the code there as a guide.

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	=== Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts ===		=== Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts ===

	When expecco starts, it looks for a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the "<code>bin</code>" folder (where the expecco executable is installed). All keyboard shortcuts are defined in this script file by associating symbolic operations (like "''Accept''" or "''FindNext''" to real key combinations like "<~~code~~>Ctrls</~~code~~>" or "<~~code~~>Cmdf</~~code~~>". Case matters, so "<~~code~~>Ctrlt</~~code~~>" and "<~~code~~>CtrlT</~~code~~>" define unshifted and shifted CTRL+t combinations.		When expecco starts, it looks for a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the "<code>bin</code>" folder (where the expecco executable is installed). All keyboard shortcuts are defined in this script file by associating symbolic operations (like "''Accept''" or "''FindNext''" to real key combinations like "<kbd>Ctrls</kbd>" or "<kbd>Cmdf</kbd>". Case matters, so "<kbd>Ctrlt</kbd>" and "<kbd>CtrlT</kbd>" define unshifted and shifted <kbd>CTRL+t<kbd> combinations.
	<br>To customize the keyboard shortcuts, take the code there as a guide.		<br>To customize the keyboard shortcuts, take the code there as a guide.

Cg: /* Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts */

2026-06-06T10:28:48Z

Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts

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	=== Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts ===		=== Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts ===

	When expecco starts, it looks for a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the "<code>bin</code>" folder (where the expecco executable is installed). All keyboard shortcuts are defined in this script file. To ~~customize~~ ~~the~~ ~~keyboard~~ ~~shortcuts~~, ~~take~~ ~~the~~ code ~~there~~ as a ~~guide~~.		When expecco starts, it looks for a file named "<code>keyboard.rc</code>" in the "<code>bin</code>" folder (where the expecco executable is installed). All keyboard shortcuts are defined in this script file by associating symbolic operations (like "''Accept''" or "''FindNext''" to real key combinations like "<code>Ctrls</code>" or "<code>Cmdf</code>". Case matters, so "<code>Ctrlt</code>" and "<code>CtrlT</code>" define unshifted and shifted CTRL+t combinations.
			<br>To customize the keyboard shortcuts, take the code there as a guide.

	These definitions are the default settings; however, individual users may as well change or add personal preferences		These definitions are the default settings; however, individual users may as well change or add personal preferences
	via the "''Extras''" → "''Settings''" → "''Keyboard''" dialog.		via the "''Extras''" → "''Settings''" → "''Keyboard''" dialog.

			If you see grey symbolic shortcuts in a popup or pulldown menu, these are non-associated functions, for which no such association was present in the keyboard map.

Cg: /* Tree/List Organisation */

2026-06-04T08:25:50Z

Tree/List Organisation

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	=== Tree/List Organisation ===		=== Tree/List Organisation ===

	The tree ~~interpretes~~ certain shortcuts differently than other views.		The tree interprets certain shortcuts differently than other views.

	* '''<kbd>Ctrl-↓</kbd>''' (= Ctrl-CursorDown) - "''Move Down''"<br>This moves the selected item(s) down in the navigation tree or a testplan's list of test cases. In a diagram editor, if a step's pin is selected in the diagram editor, this is moved towards the bottom.		* '''<kbd>Ctrl-↓</kbd>''' (= Ctrl-CursorDown) - "''Move Down''"<br>This moves the selected item(s) down in the navigation tree or a testplan's list of test cases. In a diagram editor, if a step's pin is selected in the diagram editor, this is moved towards the bottom.

Cg: /* General Editing */

2026-05-30T07:58:51Z

General Editing

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	Notice that the <kbd>Alt</kbd> key is labelled <kbd>Cmd</kbd> on some keyboards (and also inside the <code>"keyboard.rc"</code> file and the settings dialog.		Notice that the <kbd>Alt</kbd> key is labelled <kbd>Cmd</kbd> on some keyboards (and also inside the <code>"keyboard.rc"</code> file and the settings dialog.

			=== Navigating ===

			Cursor keys navigate character-wise or word-wise (if <kbd>CTRL</kbd> is pressed)

			* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-CursorRight</kbd></span>''' - "''Next Word''"<br>Moves the cursor to the next word.

			* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-CursorLeft</kbd></span>''' - "''Previous Word''"<br>Moves the cursor to the previous word.

			=== Selecting ===

			* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Alt-w</kbd></span>''' - "''Select Next Word''".

			* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Shift-CursorKey</kbd></span>''' - "''Expand the Selection''".

	=== General Editing ===		=== General Editing ===

Cg: /* General Editing */

2026-05-30T07:50:54Z

General Editing

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	* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Del</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the next character (after the cursor) is deleted. With <kbd>CTRL</KBD>, the next word is deleted.		* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Del</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the next character (after the cursor) is deleted. With <kbd>CTRL</KBD>, the next word is deleted.

	* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Backspace</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the previous character (before the cursor) is deleted. With <kbd>CTRL</KBD>, the ~~brevious~~ word is deleted.		* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Backspace</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the previous character (before the cursor) is deleted. With <kbd>CTRL</KBD>, the previous word is deleted.

	* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-z</kbd></span>''' - "''Undo''"<br>Undoes the last operation. This is a multi-undo. This is the same function as performed by the undo toolbar menu button. This button shows a tooltip, which describes what would be undone if pressed. If you are uncertain, what would be undone, place the mouse over this toolbar button (without pressing) and read the tooltip. Undo for complex operations (tree manipulations, imports etc. are performed via a toolbar button, which shows the kind of operation to be undone in its tooltip).		* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-z</kbd></span>''' - "''Undo''"<br>Undoes the last operation. This is a multi-undo. This is the same function as performed by the undo toolbar menu button. This button shows a tooltip, which describes what would be undone if pressed. If you are uncertain, what would be undone, place the mouse over this toolbar button (without pressing) and read the tooltip. Undo for complex operations (tree manipulations, imports etc. are performed via a toolbar button, which shows the kind of operation to be undone in its tooltip).

Cg: /* General Editing */

2026-05-30T07:49:07Z

General Editing

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	* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-x</kbd></span>''' - "''Cut''"<br>Deletes the selection and puts it into the clipboard (for later pasting)		* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-x</kbd></span>''' - "''Cut''"<br>Deletes the selection and puts it into the clipboard (for later pasting)

	* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Del</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the next character (after the cursor) is deleted.		* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Del</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the next character (after the cursor) is deleted. With <kbd>CTRL</KBD>, the next word is deleted.

	* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Backspace</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the previous character (before the cursor) is deleted.		* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Backspace</kbd></span>''' - "''Delete''"<br>Deletes but does NOT put the deleted object into the clipboard.<br>In a text editor, the selected text is deleted, or if nothing is selected, the previous character (before the cursor) is deleted. With <kbd>CTRL</KBD>, the brevious word is deleted.

	* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-z</kbd></span>''' - "''Undo''"<br>Undoes the last operation. This is a multi-undo. This is the same function as performed by the undo toolbar menu button. This button shows a tooltip, which describes what would be undone if pressed. If you are uncertain, what would be undone, place the mouse over this toolbar button (without pressing) and read the tooltip. Undo for complex operations (tree manipulations, imports etc. are performed via a toolbar button, which shows the kind of operation to be undone in its tooltip).		* '''<span style="box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,0,0.3);"><kbd>Ctrl-z</kbd></span>''' - "''Undo''"<br>Undoes the last operation. This is a multi-undo. This is the same function as performed by the undo toolbar menu button. This button shows a tooltip, which describes what would be undone if pressed. If you are uncertain, what would be undone, place the mouse over this toolbar button (without pressing) and read the tooltip. Undo for complex operations (tree manipulations, imports etc. are performed via a toolbar button, which shows the kind of operation to be undone in its tooltip).

Sv: Änderung übernommen aus altem Wiki von cg, 13.12.26

2026-02-23T11:45:34Z

Änderung übernommen aus altem Wiki von cg, 13.12.26

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Cg: /* Tree/List Organisation */

2025-05-10T20:08:32Z

Tree/List Organisation

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	* '''<kbd>Ctrl-→</kbd>''' (= Ctrl-CursorRight) - "''Move In''"<br>In the navigation tree, this moves the selected item into the tree item right above it. I.e. it makes it a child element of the other item.		* '''<kbd>Ctrl-→</kbd>''' (= Ctrl-CursorRight) - "''Move In''"<br>In the navigation tree, this moves the selected item into the tree item right above it. I.e. it makes it a child element of the other item.


	* '''<kbd>Ctrl-Shift-↓</kbd>''' (= Ctrl-Shift-CursorDown) - "''Move to Bottom''"<br>This moves the selected item(s) down in the navigation tree to the end of the children list.		* '''<kbd>Ctrl-Shift-↓</kbd>''' (= Ctrl-Shift-CursorDown) - "''Move to Bottom''"<br>This moves the selected item(s) down in the navigation tree to the end of the children list.

Cg: /* Code Editor */

2025-05-10T20:07:37Z

Code Editor

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	* '''<kbd>Ctrl-q;</kbd>''' - "''InspectIt''"<br>Simular to the above, but an inspector window is opened on the reslt.		* '''<kbd>Ctrl-q;</kbd>''' - "''InspectIt''"<br>Simular to the above, but an inspector window is opened on the reslt.

	* '''<kbd>Ctrl-B;</kbd>''' (~~CTRL~~-~~SHIFT~~-B) - "''BrowseIt''"<br>Simular to the above, but an class browser is opened on the reslt's class, showing all operations (methods) which are implemented by this object. See the "[[Smalltalk Syntax Cheat Sheet]]" for a short syntax summary.		* '''<kbd>Ctrl-B;</kbd>''' (Ctrl-Shift-B) - "''BrowseIt''"<br>Simular to the above, but an class browser is opened on the reslt's class, showing all operations (methods) which are implemented by this object. See the "[[Smalltalk Syntax Cheat Sheet]]" for a short syntax summary.

			* '''<kbd>Ctrl-I;</kbd>''' (Ctrl-Shift-I) - "''Implementors''"<br>Extracts a Smalltalk message name (i.e. the name of an operation) and opens a browser on all methods in the system which implement that message.

	=== Other ===		=== Other ===