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

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

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

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

 

Jesper

 

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?

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

 

Jesper

 

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.

How about this then?

 

Unfortunately not. 

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.