MacOS 10.14.2 control-shift-f doesn't work on IntelliJ and Pycharm
I use XWin keymap profile on IntelliJ and Pycharm, but I can not activate "Find in path" dialog with Control+Shift+F, but I can activate "Replace in path" with Control+Shift+R
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I use XWin keymap profile on IntelliJ and Pycharm, but I can not activate "Find in path" dialog with Control+Shift+F, but I can activate "Replace in path" with Control+Shift+R
macos intellij-idea pycharm
asked Jan 25 at 2:35
dawncolddawncold
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I use XWin keymap profile on IntelliJ and Pycharm, but I can not activate "Find in path" dialog with Control+Shift+F, but I can activate "Replace in path" with Control+Shift+R
macos intellij-idea pycharm
asked Jan 25 at 2:35
dawncolddawncold
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I use XWin keymap profile on IntelliJ and Pycharm, but I can not activate "Find in path" dialog with Control+Shift+F, but I can activate "Replace in path" with Control+Shift+R
macos intellij-idea pycharm
macos intellij-idea pycharm
asked Jan 25 at 2:35
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asked Jan 25 at 2:35
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asked Jan 25 at 2:35
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I found the root cause of this issue: I installed an input method software (Sogou Pinyin), it registered Control-Shift-F as a shortcut of switching Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, but even when I use system default input method (ABC), this shortcut is still hijacked, I think that's not a good practice. After I disabled this shortcut in Sogou Pinyin, I can activate "Find in path" by Control-Shift-F.
I think there should be an application in MacOS which I can query any shortcuts and its registers, but I can't find it.
answered Jan 26 at 10:33
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I found the root cause of this issue: I installed an input method software (Sogou Pinyin), it registered Control-Shift-F as a shortcut of switching Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, but even when I use system default input method (ABC), this shortcut is still hijacked, I think that's not a good practice. After I disabled this shortcut in Sogou Pinyin, I can activate "Find in path" by Control-Shift-F.
I think there should be an application in MacOS which I can query any shortcuts and its registers, but I can't find it.
answered Jan 26 at 10:33
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I found the root cause of this issue: I installed an input method software (Sogou Pinyin), it registered Control-Shift-F as a shortcut of switching Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, but even when I use system default input method (ABC), this shortcut is still hijacked, I think that's not a good practice. After I disabled this shortcut in Sogou Pinyin, I can activate "Find in path" by Control-Shift-F.
I think there should be an application in MacOS which I can query any shortcuts and its registers, but I can't find it.
answered Jan 26 at 10:33
dawncolddawncold
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I found the root cause of this issue: I installed an input method software (Sogou Pinyin), it registered Control-Shift-F as a shortcut of switching Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, but even when I use system default input method (ABC), this shortcut is still hijacked, I think that's not a good practice. After I disabled this shortcut in Sogou Pinyin, I can activate "Find in path" by Control-Shift-F.
I think there should be an application in MacOS which I can query any shortcuts and its registers, but I can't find it.
answered Jan 26 at 10:33
dawncolddawncold
12
I found the root cause of this issue: I installed an input method software (Sogou Pinyin), it registered Control-Shift-F as a shortcut of switching Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, but even when I use system default input method (ABC), this shortcut is still hijacked, I think that's not a good practice. After I disabled this shortcut in Sogou Pinyin, I can activate "Find in path" by Control-Shift-F.
I think there should be an application in MacOS which I can query any shortcuts and its registers, but I can't find it.
answered Jan 26 at 10:33
dawncolddawncold
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answered Jan 26 at 10:33
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