[racket] Keyboard shortcut for switching between definitions area and interactions window

Thank you for your explanation. For myself I have no problems with the
shortcuts. Sometimes my own keybindings file may not add all I want. In
those cases I select another shortcut not yet occupied by another shortcut.
I prefer to behave my system consistently over different applications. And
with some precautions, it appears to be doable pretty easily. As you may
already guessed, I am a very dumb user when it comes to use different
systems. Therefore I try to keep all of my applications to respond in the
same way to any shortcut I may imagine off. As I am not able to produce
Scrible or HTML code, I use MsWord frequently. It is not difficult to make
DrScheme and MsWord act in the same way for my own shortcuts.
Thanks, Jos

PS: What would be realy nice is to have a scribble interface that allows you
to select formats as in MsWorrd. I have thought of preparing such an
application by myself, but I don't understand enough of scribble in order to
complete such an assignment.

THANKS AGAIN, Jos

-----Original Message-----
From: robby.findler at gmail.com [mailto:robby.findler at gmail.com] On Behalf Of
Robby Findler
Sent: miércoles, 07 de septiembre de 2011 21:13
To: Jos Koot
Cc: Susanna Trollvad; users
Subject: Re: [racket] Keyboard shortcut for switching between definitions
area and interactions window

On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 4:13 AM, Jos Koot <jos.koot at telefonica.net> wrote:
> My active keybindings show that control-x means cut.
> That's on windows. Are keybindings platform dependent?

Yes, they are and sorry I wasn't clear. There is one major way in
which they are platform-dependent and a few minor ways. The major was
is that the menu keybinding take precedence over the ordinary buffer
keybindings when they overlap and under windows this happens a lot
since many keybindings we copied from Emacs and so begin with control,
but under windows the menu shortcut prefix is also control. So things
like "c-x;o" get mapped to "cut; insert an 'o'" under windows and
"switch windows" on the mac (where the menu shortcut is a separate
key).

There is a way to disable the keybindings in menus under windows (in
the preferences dialog) that you can use to change this behavior if
you want the Emacs ones to "shine thru".

Robby