Showing the customized hotkeys

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Re: Showing the customized hotkeys

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TheQwerty wrote:I think this makes the List of Commands difficult to read
I don't have problem with that.
TheQwerty wrote:Could it be limited to the CKS Cheat Sheets and CKS > Jump List of Commands?
Couple of days ago this was my exact thought too. But Cheat Sheet is not a complete list, it only contains the functions wit keyboard shortcut. So if I deleted a default shortcut, I couldn't see on the Cheat Sheet. I can agree with the logic (as it is now) that"List ALL Command" should be the most comprehensive list of CKS.

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Re: Showing the customized hotkeys

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admin wrote:I would also show the command IDs only in CKS. Ok?
Noooo :shock: This is the complete list where we can check the command ID's the most easily!

EDIT: By the way, until now the CKS/Jump and Help/ListAllCommands were the same. Wouldn't be more logical to eliminate command id (if you want to do so) and the default shortcut from the Jump? Because it is not for looking through, but jumping.
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LittleBiG wrote:
admin wrote:I would also show the command IDs only in CKS. Ok?
Noooo :shock: This is the complete list where we can check the command ID's the most easily!
Yeeees! I just saw that these IDs are even shown in the Free version. Scandal!

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admin wrote:
LittleBiG wrote:
admin wrote:I would also show the command IDs only in CKS. Ok?
Noooo :shock: This is the complete list where we can check the command ID's the most easily!
Yeeees! I just saw that these IDs are even shown in the Free version. Scandal!
Ok, of course it is your decision. But what will be the role of the the Help/ListAllCommand without command ID and Default button???

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Re: Showing the customized hotkeys

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Find a command, of course. And even execute it right from there. And copy it's name.

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admin wrote:Agreed. I would also show the command IDs only in CKS. Ok?
Hmm... To be honest I'd miss them greatly. :?

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TheQwerty wrote:
admin wrote:Agreed. I would also show the command IDs only in CKS. Ok?
Hmm... To be honest I'd miss them greatly. :?
So in the end there is a point we can agree on.

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Re: Showing the customized hotkeys

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Considering I have scripts that rely on the format of LOC I'm not crazy about this suggestion but it does make a lot of sense to hide CIDs behind a tweak. They are of no use in Free, limited use to the majority, and still available via CKS.


The perfect solution would be for LOC to use a table like CKS or a grid with columns:
Category
Command
CID
Current Shortcuts
Default Shortcuts

Show the column headers, allow the user to show/hide those columns, and retain their selection over sessions.
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