Updated default keymapping for cfdump/writedump #151
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On OSX the key command Cmd (aka Super) + Alt + D hides/shows the system dock. This is a system wide keyboard shortcut. I think Ctrl+Shift+D would be a better fit.
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If you try Ctrl + Alt + D it gives you the dump value already :) that is on OS X too before anyone asks |
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Doesn't work for me. I do have lots of custom keyboard shortcuts but verified that ctrl+alt+d isn't among them. Here's my customizations: https://gist.github.com/atuttle/d09bec784011615b4aa8 |
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FWIW, Ctrl + Alt + D on Mac does work for me. @atuttle is it possible you have another plugin installed that uses that key map? |
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I suppose it's possible. I have lots of plugins. But I don't see anything happening when I use that key combo. No worries though. I can just keep these changes in my personal settings, no need to merge them into the plugin. |
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On OSX the key command Cmd (aka Super) + Alt + D hides/shows the system dock. This is a system wide keyboard shortcut. I think Ctrl+Shift+D would be a better fit.