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If I understand correctly, if someone wants to trigger omni-completion within a line, they need to hold down the Mod (Command) key. So, on macOS, this would be Command + /.
With an AZERTY keyboard layout, there is no direct / key; instead, a / is inserted using Shift + :. Unfortunately, the addition of shift means that the aforementioned keybinding no longer fires.
As for potential resolutions; perhaps this command could also accept Ctrl + / as a keybinding on macOS? Or even, Mod + :?
It seems like Cmd + Shift + / will drive focus to the applications Help menu, and as far as I can see, this is handled by the OS and cannot be overridden. (Maybe there's something in the OS's registered keyboard shortcuts? I couldn't find it, though.)
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Originally filed here: rstudio/rstudio#14824
If I understand correctly, if someone wants to trigger omni-completion within a line, they need to hold down the Mod (Command) key. So, on macOS, this would be
Command + /
.quarto/packages/editor/src/behaviors/omni_insert/omni_insert.ts
Line 71 in 227af78
With an AZERTY keyboard layout, there is no direct
/
key; instead, a/
is inserted usingShift + :
. Unfortunately, the addition of shift means that the aforementioned keybinding no longer fires.As for potential resolutions; perhaps this command could also accept
Ctrl + /
as a keybinding on macOS? Or even,Mod + :
?It seems like
Cmd + Shift + /
will drive focus to the applications Help menu, and as far as I can see, this is handled by the OS and cannot be overridden. (Maybe there's something in the OS's registered keyboard shortcuts? I couldn't find it, though.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: