Working fast with KDevelop?

[Ken Schrock]

"F at lk Brettschneider" wrote:

> Ken Schrock wrote:
> >
> > And am costantly frustrated by a general lack of consistant key shortcuts in Linux.
> KDE tries to set a standard which is almost similar to Win32 (e.g.
> Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+F, Ctrl+G, Ctrl+A, ....)

A. Shift+Arrow to highlight, Shift+Del to cut, Shift+Ins to paste...
      Has been around forever (since way back before Windows existed)
      And is faster and easier to use, and is used by more Win keyboard freaks
B. Kwrite, the last several versions before this, supported these keystrokes...
      Now suddenly it is gone.

Linux is not suppose to be about lack of features of losing features...
In this editor there should be point and click keyboard templetes...
One with every Win shortcut that ever existed, ditto for emacs...
And one each for every oddball editor any three people ever loved.
That is what Linux is suppose to be about.

> > Many apps don't support Ctrl+Home or Ctrl+End
> > Some apps don't even support PageUp and PageDown
> supported in the whole KDE and Qt.

Well, in the shiny new Kword in shiny new Mandrake 8.0...
Neither Ctrl+Home or Ctrl+End works as it is suppose to...
And Shift+Del neither cuts nor deletes.
I understand it is beta, but please...

If we are going to take over the world we will have to do better.

> > "Felix E. Klee" wrote:
> >
> > > I wonder whether it is possible to work fast, ie. without a mouse, with
> > > KDevelop. So far I was unable to find shortcuts for the following
> > > frequently used functions:
> > > 1. Switching between windows (ctrl-x-b in EMACS, ctrl-tab in MSVC++).
> ALT+Tab between toplevel windows, ALT+PgUp or ALT+PgDown for attached
> views in KDevelop
>
> > > 2. Switching to a certain window (ctrl-x-b + the first letters of the
> > >    file name + tab + enter in EMACS).
> > > 3. Splitting the screen (ctrl-x 2 or ctrl-x 3 in EMACS).
> > > 4. Incremental search (ctrl-s in EMACS, ctrl-i in MSVC++).
> Ctrl+F in a file, F2 for global search in the project
>
> > > 5. Autoindent (tab in EMACS).
> Options->Editor->AutoIndent
>
> > > 6. Scrolling up and down without moving the cursor (ctrl-up or ctrl-down
> Works in KDevelop as well.
>
> You can reconfigure the shortkeys to your favourite bindings in
> Options->KDevelopSetup->Keys
>
> > > or do I have to wait for a new version of
> > > KDevelop
> at least it works in 2.0
>
> > > if I don't want to waste my time grabbing the mouse?
> mouse is easier to learn (3 buttons vs. 104 buttons of the keyboard ;)
>
> Ciao,
> F at lk
>
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