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Only CMD+SHIFT+2 seems to work. I think they other buttons are used for system and Brackets. Looks like CMD+SHIFT+1 is used as a shortcut to expand all in the Bracket view menu...
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robcaa commentedon Sep 27, 2015
I don't have Mac .So I could not test. But it should work.
The keybinding API says:
"NOTE: If platform is not specified, Ctrl will be replaced by Cmd for "mac" platform"
You try CMD+SHIFT+number and nothing?
Maybe the bookmarks work, just not shown the number.
If it does not work absolutely. Can you see the brackets console (F12) and place a bookmark and watch in console if any error shown.
CardcaptorStacey commentedon Sep 27, 2015
Thanks for getting back to me
Only CMD+SHIFT+2 seems to work. I think they other buttons are used for system and Brackets. Looks like CMD+SHIFT+1 is used as a shortcut to expand all in the Bracket view menu...
robcaa commentedon Sep 27, 2015
What do you think. Which combination of keys would be good for Mac?
If you help me I add that shortcuts to the extension.
CardcaptorStacey commentedon Sep 27, 2015
CMD+ALT+#?
robcaa commentedon Sep 29, 2015
Ok. When I have a little time, I will make this hotkeys for MAC and you can test it.
robcaa commentedon Sep 29, 2015
OK. I added MAC hotkeys:
Can you test these hotkeys? Just replace main.js and restart brackets.
CardcaptorStacey commentedon Oct 1, 2015
Damn, doesn't seem to work :(
CMD-1 (to jump to bookmark 1 is already used by Brackets to "Collapse All") - so maybe a new combination?
edit: Wait... think I messed up!!!
CardcaptorStacey commentedon Oct 1, 2015
I'm a silly sausage. It does work great now, thank you! Is there 1-9 of bookmarks?
Still can't skip to bookmark 1 as it is already used. Can the jump combination we changed? CMD+SHIFT+ALT+#? CMD+SHIFT+1 is already used by brackets
robcaa commentedon Oct 19, 2015
Sorry for the late reply.
CMD+SHIFT+ALT+# is not too complicated?
If you really think that this is a good choice, I'm going to set it.