Code folding short cut doesn't work
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I do most of my development on a Linux platform (RHEL or Ubuntu). I have found that I can't get the code folding keyboard shortcut to work. This is ctrl+< by default, I believe. When I add a shortcut for fold/unfold all, this works fine. I would really like the code folding shortcut to work. Any ideas on how to get this going?
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Which program (and version) are you using to edit your code? There are so many editors available;-)
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Qt Creator 2.0
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[quote author="SABROG" date="1281980827"][quote author="dusktreader" date="1281740873"]This is ctrl+< by default, I believe.[/quote]
QtCreator 1.3.1 WindowsXP, it work with Ctrl+Shift+<[/quote]Much Love! This worked. It's kind of frustrating, however, because in the keyboard shortcuts it is listed as Ctrl+<.
Thank you!
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Could you please file a bug report about the keybinding being wrong?
Our bugtracker is "here":http://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/.
Thank you!
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[quote author="dusktreader" date="1281740873"]
It's kind of frustrating, however, because in the keyboard shortcuts it is listed as Ctrl+<.
Thank you![/quote]
It's because button on keyboard can have few characters. For example Ctr+, (go to bookmark)
, but this same button have "<" character, and for printing it we must press Shift before. -
[quote author="SABROG" date="1282121064"][quote author="dusktreader" date="1281740873"]
It's kind of frustrating, however, because in the keyboard shortcuts it is listed as Ctrl+<.
Thank you![/quote]
It's because button on keyboard can have few characters. For example Ctr+, (go to bookmark)
, but this same button have "<" character, and for printing it we must press Shift before.[/quote]
[facepalm]duh[/facepalm]
I can't believe I missed this. Thank you for enlightening me.
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Please do not report this as a bug then;-)
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I will not heap more scorn upon myself by posting this as a bug. However, it seems that the short-cut should read ctrl+shift+, as that is a much clearer specification of the short-cut.
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I think the problem is that some keyboards have < as Shift-. and others have the symbol accessible without shift.
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Ah....fair enough!