Howl Editor Setting a Shortcut Key
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How to configure the Howl text editor to quit at pressing Ctrl+X?
The command is already there, but one needs to Press Alt+X and then
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How to configure the Howl text editor to quit at pressing Ctrl+X?
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How to configure the Howl text editor to quit at pressing Ctrl+X?
The command is already there, but one needs to Press Alt+X and then
'q' and Enter. Those are four keystrokes, I would like to reduce it to two.
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How to configure the Howl text editor to quit at pressing Ctrl+X?
The command is already there, but one needs to Press Alt+X and then
'q' and Enter. Those are four keystrokes, I would like to reduce it to two.
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Ctrl-X is set to editor-cut, but check the Howl Faq. There is an example to set the exit command to Ctrl-Q to exit, so following that, it's probably this in the ~/.howl/init.moon file:
howl.bindings.push { ctrl_x: 'quit' }
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I solved this by pressing Alt+F4, which was the same key combo I have used on TextAdept. Anyway, it would be interesting to have some answers other than mine.
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Alt+F4 is a key combination capture by the window manager, that sends the close event to the app, it is not a configured key in the editor.
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Ctrl-X is set to editor-cut, but check the Howl Faq. There is an example to set the exit command to Ctrl-Q to exit, so following that, it's probably this in the ~/.howl/init.moon file:
howl.bindings.push { ctrl_x: 'quit' }
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Ctrl-X is set to editor-cut, but check the Howl Faq. There is an example to set the exit command to Ctrl-Q to exit, so following that, it's probably this in the ~/.howl/init.moon file:
howl.bindings.push { ctrl_x: 'quit' }
answered Dec 2 at 2:48
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Ctrl-X is set to editor-cut, but check the Howl Faq. There is an example to set the exit command to Ctrl-Q to exit, so following that, it's probably this in the ~/.howl/init.moon file:
howl.bindings.push { ctrl_x: 'quit' }
answered Dec 2 at 2:48
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Ctrl-X is set to editor-cut, but check the Howl Faq. There is an example to set the exit command to Ctrl-Q to exit, so following that, it's probably this in the ~/.howl/init.moon file:
howl.bindings.push { ctrl_x: 'quit' }
answered Dec 2 at 2:48
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answered Dec 2 at 2:48
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I solved this by pressing Alt+F4, which was the same key combo I have used on TextAdept. Anyway, it would be interesting to have some answers other than mine.
answered Sep 18 at 16:20
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Alt+F4 is a key combination capture by the window manager, that sends the close event to the app, it is not a configured key in the editor.
– MegaTux
Dec 2 at 2:50
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I solved this by pressing Alt+F4, which was the same key combo I have used on TextAdept. Anyway, it would be interesting to have some answers other than mine.
answered Sep 18 at 16:20
ProgAndPlay
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Alt+F4 is a key combination capture by the window manager, that sends the close event to the app, it is not a configured key in the editor.
– MegaTux
Dec 2 at 2:50
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I solved this by pressing Alt+F4, which was the same key combo I have used on TextAdept. Anyway, it would be interesting to have some answers other than mine.
answered Sep 18 at 16:20
ProgAndPlay
928
I solved this by pressing Alt+F4, which was the same key combo I have used on TextAdept. Anyway, it would be interesting to have some answers other than mine.
answered Sep 18 at 16:20
ProgAndPlay
928
answered Sep 18 at 16:20
ProgAndPlay
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answered Sep 18 at 16:20
ProgAndPlay
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answered Sep 18 at 16:20
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Alt+F4 is a key combination capture by the window manager, that sends the close event to the app, it is not a configured key in the editor.
– MegaTux
Dec 2 at 2:50
add a comment |
Alt+F4 is a key combination capture by the window manager, that sends the close event to the app, it is not a configured key in the editor.
– MegaTux
Dec 2 at 2:50
Alt+F4 is a key combination capture by the window manager, that sends the close event to the app, it is not a configured key in the editor.
– MegaTux
Dec 2 at 2:50
Alt+F4 is a key combination capture by the window manager, that sends the close event to the app, it is not a configured key in the editor.
– MegaTux
Dec 2 at 2:50
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