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- Refine dialog messages on text encoding change.
- Change sidebar behavior to close inward when it was opened inward because of insufficient space.
- Avoid requiring high power GPU use.
-- [trivial] Hide insertion point in shortcut input fields in the Key Binding pane.
+- [trivial] Hide insertion point in shortcut input fields in the Key Bindings pane.
- [trivial] Set a spoken name of CotEditor.
- [trivial] Add `enablesAsynchronousSaving` hidden default key that enables asynchronous saving.
- [non-AppStore ver.] Update Sparkle framework.
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You have set the key binding in the Menu Item settings, but the same key binding exists in the Snippet setting. In this case, the latter takes precedence.
You can fully customize CotEditor’s menu key bindings. Also, you can store text snippets that have your preferred key bindings assigned. For example, you can insert “<br />” (with a line ending) by pressing Shift-Return. Go to the Key Bindings pane in the Settings to create your own key bindings.
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The shortcuts defined in the Script menu are not checked when assigned but will be automatically overridden.
You can fully customize keyboard shortcuts for various commands in CotEditor.
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The method to change shortcuts depends on the type of the command:
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Methods to define keyboard shortcuts
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Menu command
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Keyboard shortcuts for standard menu command displayed in the menu. Go to the Key Bindings settings in the Settings to change the keyboard shortcut for existing menu commands.
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Some menu commands provided by the system can not be customized in CotEditor. For details about customizing the standard shortcuts for Cocoa applications, see Apple’s documentation: Create keyboard shortcuts for apps on Mac
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Snippet insertion
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Keyboard shortcuts for commands to insert a user snippet (preset text). The commands inserting snippets appear in the menu too, but the shortcuts to these commands are not set in the Key Bindings settings but in the Snippets settings.
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CotEditor script
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Keyboard shortcuts to execute user’s CotEditor scripts. Include a specific character combination to the script file name to define a keyboard shortcut. See Customize Script menu for details.
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You cannot set the shortcuts that are already taken (for example, shortcuts for your scripts or menu items that don’t appear in the list). When the same shortcut is assigned to multiple commands, it performs only one command among them.
Format:
Set the default format for documents such as line ending type and text encoding, and manage syntax styles.
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Set the default style for document printing.
In the CotEditor app on your Mac, use File Drop settings to choose how to insert a preset text when you drop a file onto the editor. To change these settings, choose CotEditor > Settings, then click File Drop.
Extensions: The setting is performed only when a file with one of these extensions is dropped. If this field is empty (All), all files are eligible. No dot is required for filename extensions. You can set multiple extensions by separating them by a comma.
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Set the text to be inserted for the condition that is selected in the file drop definition list above.
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In the CotEditor app on your Mac, use Key Bindings settings to customize keyboard shortcuts to execute menu item commands, and to store some text snippets you use frequently along with your preferred keyboard shortcuts. To change these settings, choose CotEditor > Settings, then click Key Bindings.
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In the CotEditor app on your Mac, use Key Bindings settings to customize keyboard shortcuts to execute menu commands. To change these settings, choose CotEditor > Settings, then click Key Bindings.
Set text snippet to insert with the shortcut selected in the list above. When a snippet contains <<<CURSOR>>>, the word <<<CURSOR>>> will be removed on insertion and move the insertion point there instead.
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In the CotEditor app on your Mac, use Snippets settings to define preset texts to insert with a command or by dropping a file onto the editor. To change these settings, choose CotEditor > Settings, then click Snippets.
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Define the conditions to perform the file drop. When files are dropped directly into the editor and the conditions defined here are fulfilled, the text that matches the files can be inserted at the drop location.
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Extensions: The setting is performed only when a file with one of these extensions is dropped. If this field is empty (All), all files are eligible. No dot is required for filename extensions. You can set multiple extensions by separating them by a comma.
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on your Mac, use File Drop settings to choose how to insert a preset text when you drop a file onto the editor. To change these settings, choose CotEditor > Settings, then click File Drop.