Post by George on May 11, 2021 9:41:57 GMT -5
Hi,
Sometimes in reviewing code, as I have been doing for the coming 2.5 release, you stumble on something and go "I have no recollection of ever writing this"
In this case, it is a 'lost feature'. It has been around for a long time (many releases), but apparently it was never documented. Well, it has now been 'found' and will be included in the next documentation update.
This works in all recent versions.
Q KB search-string
will return a list of all your KEYMAP settings that include the search-string.
So if you've forgotten what key you mapped, say, the (enum) primitive to, enter Q KB enum (you don't need the parentheses ) and it will return something like:
George
Sometimes in reviewing code, as I have been doing for the coming 2.5 release, you stumble on something and go "I have no recollection of ever writing this"
In this case, it is a 'lost feature'. It has been around for a long time (many releases), but apparently it was never documented. Well, it has now been 'found' and will be included in the next documentation update.
This works in all recent versions.
Q KB search-string
will return a list of all your KEYMAP settings that include the search-string.
So if you've forgotten what key you mapped, say, the (enum) primitive to, enter Q KB enum (you don't need the parentheses ) and it will return something like:
George