[Lazarus] Two key sequences little difference (to Delphi)

[Sven Barth]

Am 17.06.2011 11:43, schrieb Graeme Geldenhuys:
> On 17/06/2011 11:31, Sven Barth wrote:
>>
>> Seems so... I prefer Ctrl+I (indent) and Ctrl+U (unindent) ^^
>
> :-) How strange. I thought the Tab key for indentation was quite
> popular, seeing that many editors support it.
>
> Then again, comparing my keyboard shortcuts to anybody else is probably
> not a good idea. I use the Dvorak (before that Programmer Dvorak)
> keyboard layout (with Caps Lock remapped to Backspace), so many
> "standard" key combinations makes no sense in Dvorak. eg: Ctrl+C is a
> two-hand shortcut under Dvork, but one-handed under Qwerty. For
> Cut/Copy/Paste, I use the old CUI key combo standard.

I use NEO instead of Qwertz ( http://www.neo-layout.org/ ). There "u" is 
located on "a" and "i" on "s" so it's a rather nice combination to use :)

>> From memory, I believe the Ctrl+I and Ctrl+U is what Delphi IDE uses.

No... Delphi needs you to press Shift as well. And I always stumple with 
that when I switch from Lazarus to Delphi at work ^^

Regards,
Sven