Keybindings for problem navigation #35
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It would be better if the commands use ctrl on Linux and Windows. Using [windows key] + [Enter] feels weird. |
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It's the idea to use CTRL on linux/windows, I just didn't test that yet. Will get my windows and linux machines on the case asap. |
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"Next problem" keybinding:
META + RETURN/CTRL + ENTER"Previous Problem" keybinding
META + SHIFT + RETURN/CTRL + SHIFT + ENTERMETAshould also be whatever theMETAkey is on your OS.(CMD for OSX, Windows key for Windows)
RETURNshould beENTERon Linux and WindowsTested on:
OSX (10.12.4, 27" iMac)
iOS (iOS 10.3.1, iPhone 6 Plus )
Windows (Windows 10, Core 2 Quad Antique Gaming Rig)
Android (Nexus 10 Tablet, Android 5.1.1)
Linux (Ubuntu 16, Core 2 Duo Antique Laptop)
Temporary test-server
Can be tested at https://3ea02248.ngrok.io/ for a bit