New/changed keycommands in OM 3.0

[Andersskibsted]

I remeber cmd+-> key command would get me to the end of the line i opusmodus previously, but that doesnt work anymore in 3.0.

Can anyone tell me what's the new key command is for jumping to the end of the line. Alt+-> still works for jumping to the end of the word.

 

 

If anyone has found other changed key commands that they frequently used, feel free to post them below.

 

Best,

Anders

[edesert]

Help for selected text used to be <ctrl-tab>  and is now <command-=>

[Alexander]

I would also love to know what the keyboard shortcut for jumping to the end of the line is. 

[jesele]

Since a few versions back you can find the key commands in the help menu.

 

Jesper

 

[Alexander]

Thanks. I must be dense, though - I can' seem to find the EOL keyboard shortcut in that list. 

Is it emacs based? Is it possible to switch to a more modern keyboard mapping?

[jesele]

Not this? (NB meta is the alt/option key I think)

 

Jesper

 

[Alexander]

Not quite. It extends the current selection to EOL. If I then press the right-arrow key again, my selection is cancelled and the cursor is at the EOL. So almost. 

In modern editors, I just do cmd-right. I understand the emacs heritage with Lisp and Lispworks, but I believe the idiosyncrasies of the editor is not exactly making the learning curve less steep for newcomers to this amazing software.

[jesele]

How about this then?

 

[Alexander]

Unfortunately not. 

[torutakaishi]

Ctrl-e moves the cursor to the end of line. It is like emacs, and Ctrl-a moves the cursor to the beginning of line. They are not in the command list window, and I don't know where the descriptions of these kinds of key bindings can be found.