> On 25 Jan 2019, at 21:45, eftomi <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Well, who am I to judge, but developers nowadays use tools which engage
> "muscle memory" to jump from one functionality of the editor to the other
> and developer brains are used to work on the problem at hand. All this to
> the extent that the mouse cannot be grasped with muscle memory alone and
> then the brain is interrupted. Roughly speaking.
cmd+h, then search for what you want (jump panels, execute commands, everything
you can do in calypso you can find it there).
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> I have a very practical question - is it possible to open Calypso, browse
> for a package that I forgot the name but will recall it when I see it,
> choose one of its classes, jump to its class methods, and start to edit one
> of them - all with the keyboard, without the mouse? I searched for all
> possible keystrokes but didn't find all the necessary keys to do all that.
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> I believe going into a more attractive direction for today's developers
> would not need too many resources, only a well thought set of shortcut
> commands and a couple of tiny details would do. If time permits me to
> contribute on that, I will.
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