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Shortcuts of the form Ctrl+Alt+Letter are reserved for the system - they frequently map to insertion of special letters.
For example, Ctrl+Alt+Q on a German keyboard will insert the '@' character.
While the letter F is not used in this way on the German or US-Intl keyboard layouts, a quick look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout shows that there still are plenty of keyboard layouts where the Ctrl+Alt+F shortcut is already taken by the system.
In the case of the Turkish keyboard, Ctrl+Alt+F ends up reformatting the code in SharpDevelop, making it impossible to type the '@' symbol.
To fix this problem, SharpDevelop must avoid any shortcuts of the form Ctrl+Alt+Letter. We need to move 'reformat code' to a different shortcut. (any ideas? unfortunately Ctrl+Shift+F is already taken...)
Shortcuts of the form
Ctrl+Alt+Letter are reserved for the system - they frequently map to insertion of special letters.For example,
Ctrl+Alt+Qon a German keyboard will insert the '@' character.While the letter F is not used in this way on the German or US-Intl keyboard layouts, a quick look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout shows that there still are plenty of keyboard layouts where the
Ctrl+Alt+Fshortcut is already taken by the system.In the case of the Turkish keyboard,
Ctrl+Alt+Fends up reformatting the code in SharpDevelop, making it impossible to type the '@' symbol.To fix this problem, SharpDevelop must avoid any shortcuts of the form
Ctrl+Alt+Letter. We need to move 'reformat code' to a different shortcut. (any ideas? unfortunatelyCtrl+Shift+Fis already taken...)