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OSX/IDE: default key for "trigger autocomplete" cmd-space conflicts with spotlight #1365

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bagong opened this issue Mar 23, 2015 · 4 comments
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bagong commented Mar 23, 2015

cmd-space for spotlight is a high priority system-wide key on OS X. It can't really be used by any application. Currently autocomplete cannot be triggered manually on OS X with the default setting.

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in bash, autocomplete is tab, so alt-tab would be a good choice, but obviously tab is a little much used for window switching etc. Eclipse seems to use Ctrl + Space.

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bagong commented Mar 24, 2015

I privately use alt-space, and alt-shift-space for arguments-display. Nice for the hand, and I don't think it conflicts with anything on OS X. Ctrl-(shift)-space seems to be free too.

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as mentioned in the commit: @telephon @bagong, please check that the modifier won't interfere with shortcuts on other platforms.
alt-based shortcuts in application-code call for trouble and should usually be avoided

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Just a note: I can't do this, so I have to trust the awareness of others. Thanks for commenting it.

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