Shortcut for execution command in Geany
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In geany I have the option to modify the execution commands:
Here I created a second command for java testing with junit. Is it possible to bind the second menu option to a shortcut key? By default only the first command is bound to F5. I would like to bind the second one to F6 or something else.
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In geany I have the option to modify the execution commands:
Here I created a second command for java testing with junit. Is it possible to bind the second menu option to a shortcut key? By default only the first command is bound to F5. I would like to bind the second one to F6 or something else.
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In geany I have the option to modify the execution commands:
Here I created a second command for java testing with junit. Is it possible to bind the second menu option to a shortcut key? By default only the first command is bound to F5. I would like to bind the second one to F6 or something else.
keyboard-shortcuts geany
asked Apr 29 at 12:00
Cilenco
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In geany I have the option to modify the execution commands:
Here I created a second command for java testing with junit. Is it possible to bind the second menu option to a shortcut key? By default only the first command is bound to F5. I would like to bind the second one to F6 or something else.
keyboard-shortcuts geany
asked Apr 29 at 12:00
Cilenco
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asked Apr 29 at 12:00
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Geany's manual is quite clear about key-binding in build menu:
Build menu keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can be defined for the first two filetype menu
items, the first three independent menu items, the first execute menu
item and the fixed menu items. In the keybindings configuration dialog
(see Keybinding preferences) these items are identified by the default
labels shown in the Build Menu section above.
It is currently not possible to bind keyboard shortcuts to more than
these menu items.
In your situation, the 2nd filetype menu item is free, and shortcutable. That make sense to use it for Java filetype.
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Geany's manual is quite clear about key-binding in build menu:
Build menu keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can be defined for the first two filetype menu
items, the first three independent menu items, the first execute menu
item and the fixed menu items. In the keybindings configuration dialog
(see Keybinding preferences) these items are identified by the default
labels shown in the Build Menu section above.
It is currently not possible to bind keyboard shortcuts to more than
these menu items.
In your situation, the 2nd filetype menu item is free, and shortcutable. That make sense to use it for Java filetype.
answered Jun 1 at 9:40
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Geany's manual is quite clear about key-binding in build menu:
Build menu keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can be defined for the first two filetype menu
items, the first three independent menu items, the first execute menu
item and the fixed menu items. In the keybindings configuration dialog
(see Keybinding preferences) these items are identified by the default
labels shown in the Build Menu section above.
It is currently not possible to bind keyboard shortcuts to more than
these menu items.
In your situation, the 2nd filetype menu item is free, and shortcutable. That make sense to use it for Java filetype.
answered Jun 1 at 9:40
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up vote
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Geany's manual is quite clear about key-binding in build menu:
Build menu keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can be defined for the first two filetype menu
items, the first three independent menu items, the first execute menu
item and the fixed menu items. In the keybindings configuration dialog
(see Keybinding preferences) these items are identified by the default
labels shown in the Build Menu section above.
It is currently not possible to bind keyboard shortcuts to more than
these menu items.
In your situation, the 2nd filetype menu item is free, and shortcutable. That make sense to use it for Java filetype.
answered Jun 1 at 9:40
freezed
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Geany's manual is quite clear about key-binding in build menu:
Build menu keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can be defined for the first two filetype menu
items, the first three independent menu items, the first execute menu
item and the fixed menu items. In the keybindings configuration dialog
(see Keybinding preferences) these items are identified by the default
labels shown in the Build Menu section above.
It is currently not possible to bind keyboard shortcuts to more than
these menu items.
In your situation, the 2nd filetype menu item is free, and shortcutable. That make sense to use it for Java filetype.
answered Jun 1 at 9:40
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