Nope
That you CAN catch the “noop:” means that in the system default keybinding set up for Text Input Ctrl / has no bound command
There is a way to alter that though
Nope
That you CAN catch the “noop:” means that in the system default keybinding set up for Text Input Ctrl / has no bound command
There is a way to alter that though
Huh. Is that a native Mac app that lets you change the bindings or something you’ve written?
By “Nope” do you mean there’s no way on windows to catch Ctrl-/?
This particular tool is one that I downloaded
Apple uses a plist recently for default keyboard mappings
Lots of handy info in there
I’m not certain how you’d set up per app specific bindings on the fly as I dont think each view in the view hierarchy responds to performKeyEquivalent: which would let your custom TIC handle whatever keys are NOT already bound
As for Windows I dont know of any way to catch the key press if TIC isnt calling anything in the TIC already