Re: A Key Bindings explorer module for NetBeans 4.1

Oops.

.nbm file is attached now.
-
Sandip

Sandip Chitale wrote:

> Key Bindings Explorer is a simple Netbeans module that lets you 
> explore all the key bindings currently defined by you in your NetBeans 
> </wiki/view/Main/NetBeans> IDE. It installs two actions in the Tools 
> Menu and Toolbar.
>
>     * Show Key bindings
>     * Show Action bindings
>
> Invoking the actions shows the Key Binding Explorer. It shows 
> information about current key bindings in a table in a modal dialog. 
> Here is a screen shot:
>
> KeyBindingsExplorer.jpg
>
> In each row it shows a key binding.
>
>     * The first column shows the key sequence that invokes the action.
>     * The second column shows the key sequence (without the modifiers)
>       that invokes the action.
>     * The third column shows the invoked action.
>     * The fourth column shows the context in which the key sequence is
>       applicable. A blank context means global context. Other contexts
>       indicate the type of editor.
>
> On top of first, second and third column there are text fields which 
> let you quickly search for an entry in respective columns. In the text 
> fields above the first and second column simply type the key sequence 
> (e.g. Alt+U) to initiate the search.
>
> You can also save the current view as Html/Xml by clicking on the 
> Output to Html/Xml actions.
>
>
>     How to install?
>
> Simply download the attached nbm file and install using Update Center 
> in NetBeans </wiki/view/Main/NetBeans>.
>
> Enjoy,
> Sandip
>
> PS: I would like to see an explorer similar to this integrated into 
> NetBeans. It could also be the mechanism to configure the key bindings 
> in one place.
>