The documentation is describing the location of key binding dictionary
the AppKit framework is using.
It's totally legal for an app to have its own key binding system (just
like Xcode does) and store the default dictionary somewhere else.
Aki
On 2008/12/12, at 23:12, Dong Feng wrote:
Seems a lot Apple documents say that a key-bindings dictionary should
be located either 1)
/System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework/Resources/
StandardKeyBinding.dict,
or 2) ~/Library/KeyBindings/StandardKeyBinding.dict.
However, the dictionary used by Xcode has different filename for case
2, and different location (i.e. both path and filename) for case 1. So
what's the complete rules of locating a key-bindings dictionary?
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