This is not a very big issue, but every Mac- instinct tells me that command-N should bring up a new window in any program. But that's not the case in the newLISP IDE, where command-N is currently assigned to "Clear tab".
The cmd-N /new-window expectation seems to be hard-wired into my fingers - I must have made this mistake dozens of times. Anybody else bothered by this?
Suggestion: My sluggish synapses would have a much easier time if "Clear tab" was assigned to shift-cmd-N and "New" was assigned to cmd-N.
thanks,
dave_f
Ooh yes I can see that that might hurt. Command-N for Newk, perhaps... :)
Don't know whether you can modify the keyboard accelerators without editing the /usr/bin/newlisp-edit.lsp file itself. Change it like this perhaps:
(gs:set-accelerator 'gs:FileNew " meta N")
... will be changed according to Dave's and Cormullion's suggestions in the next version.
Lutz