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I am using Fedora KDE, and coming from a mac using this key remapper tool was absolutely AMAZING
Anyway, I also use sublime to code, and I have key combos that can now make my life preasent when coding.
However, I have setup this combo below. This basically lets me hit (right)ALT+BACKSPACE which deletes all of the line.
Shift_R+KEY_HOME+KEY_DELETE
I just realized that it also performs a cut action, because anything that I have copied prior to using this combo is gone, and replaced by whatever I (right)ALT+BACKSPACE deleted. I thought this was a sublime key map issue, but I noticed it is doing this in the desktop itself. I cannot find anything regarding this key in linux settings. If there a way I can track this down to stop it from cutting the text where I really just want to perform delete the complete line?
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shift+delete, along with shift+insert, is a keyboard shortcut that comes from xorg
idk if there's a way to disable them, but you should be able to delete the line without copying it with some more complex output:
key(KEY_HOME). # go to start of line
modify(Shift_L, key(KEY_END).key(Right)). # select line contents + break if exists
key(BackSpace). # delete
I am using Fedora KDE, and coming from a mac using this key remapper tool was absolutely AMAZING
Anyway, I also use sublime to code, and I have key combos that can now make my life preasent when coding.
However, I have setup this combo below. This basically lets me hit (right)ALT+BACKSPACE which deletes all of the line.
Shift_R+KEY_HOME+KEY_DELETE
I just realized that it also performs a cut action, because anything that I have copied prior to using this combo is gone, and replaced by whatever I (right)ALT+BACKSPACE deleted. I thought this was a sublime key map issue, but I noticed it is doing this in the desktop itself. I cannot find anything regarding this key in linux settings. If there a way I can track this down to stop it from cutting the text where I really just want to perform delete the complete line?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: