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| Re: Create new command which does not exist in Preferences Keys [message #1844423 is a reply to message #1844419] |
Mon, 13 September 2021 15:30   |
David Vavra
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As far as I know you can only assign keys to actions which have been made visible for menus.
The menu name for the "Hide Variables..." item is "Filter Variables"
There are three places to search ( which I tried but doesn't mean it's not there):
- Windows --> Preferences --> General --> Keys
Use the filter at the top to search for text in the items
- Window --> Perspective --> Customize Perspective
Look in the tab named "Action Set Availability"
There is no filter. You have to click on each item to see what it contains
You can use the "Shortcuts" tab to assign keys
- Access command in toolbar
The magnifying glass icon in the toolbar (assigned to CTRL-3)
Brings up a dialog named "Find Actions"
Also has a filter line.
Clicking on one of them causes the action
but it give hints where to look for them in the menus
Click outside of the dialog to dismiss it
The filters accept partial text and the text doesn't have to be in the first word.
For example, you can search for "filt" or "var' or "hide".
Be creative.
If it doesn't appear in any of these then it's probably not a visible menu item
and you likely would have to modify the source to make it visible.
[Updated on: Mon, 13 September 2021 15:48] Report message to a moderator |
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