v6.0.128 Keyboard Mapping

[markm9999]

Hi,

It appears the default keyboard mapping for shortcuts either isn't working and/or not set to the same as it was in v5.

Ctrl-K+D (formatting of current document) didn't work until I remapped it, and F12 (Edit.GoToDefinition) I could not get to work at all.

As a side note, the issue of a keyboard shortcut mapping not working also seemed to occur in v5. I love the Database.FindInDbExplorer function found by right-clicking on a line in the 'find object results' window, but could never get any keystroke to work even after seemingly proper assignment. The same with the great 'debug->compile references...' and 'debug->compile dependents...' features that only seem to be available here. They aren't even listed on the 'code' or 'debug' menu items list!

DEVART, If your going to replace my existing version with the new version on update, these things are expected to just work. Until then, I'm back to v5.

Mark

[alexa]

It appears the default keyboard mapping for shortcuts either isn't working and/or not set to the same as it was in v5.
Ctrl-K+D (formatting of current document) didn't work until I remapped it, and F12 (Edit.GoToDefinition) I could not get to work at all.

We were not able to reproduce this issue. Could you please try to reproduce it once again and then send us the dbForge Studio for MySQL settings file that can be generated as follows:

1. Select 'Tools -> Import and Export Settings...' from the main menu. The 'Import and Export Settings Wizard' opens.
2. Select the 'Export selected environment settings' radio button.
3. Complete the wizard.

You can send the reply straight to our support system at supportATdevartDOTcom, so we will keep further correspondence with you on this issue via that system.

As a side note, the issue of a keyboard shortcut mapping not working also seemed to occur in v5. I love the Database.FindInDbExplorer function found by right-clicking on a line in the 'find object results' window, but could never get any keystroke to work even after seemingly proper assignment. The same with the great 'debug->compile references...' and 'debug->compile dependents...' features that only seem to be available here. They aren't even listed on the 'code' or 'debug' menu items list!

You can define shortcuts for these command as follows:

1. Select 'Tools -> Options' from the main menu. The 'Options' window opens.
2. Navigate to the 'Environment -> Keyboard' branch.
3. Type 'Document.CompileDependants' (Document.CompileReferences) in the 'Show Commands Containing' field.
4. Find and select the 'Document.CompileDependants' (Document.CompileReferences) item in the list below.
5. Set the focus in the 'Press shortcut keys' field.
6. Press the key combination you want to assign to the command. This combination will appear in the 'Press shortcut keys' field.
7. Click the 'Assign' button next to this field.
8. Click 'OK'.