After assigning CTRL-H as a keystroke to show the replace dialog. The replace dialog is also shown when the backspace is pressed.
My guess is that CTRL-H and Backspace have the same ASCII code. This is confirmed by Assigning CTRL-M to show the replace Dialog, since it has the same ASCII code as ENTER, the replace dialog is shown every time ones presses enter.
PellesC IDE 6.50, 64 bit.
CTRL-H is indeed backspace. You can use Shift+H or Shift-Ctrl-H etc.
Quote from: CommonTater on January 25, 2012, 09:25:54 PM
CTRL-H is indeed backspace. You can use Shift+H or Shift-Ctrl-H etc.
I think Shift+H is also a not so good idea. How will you write "H". ;)
But I think you can also you a combination with the ALT-key.
Quote from: AlexN on January 26, 2012, 01:02:26 PM
Quote from: CommonTater on January 25, 2012, 09:25:54 PM
CTRL-H is indeed backspace. You can use Shift+H or Shift-Ctrl-H etc.
I think Shift+H is also a not so good idea. How will you write "H". ;)
But I think you can also you a combination with the ALT-key.
:D ... That's no problem .... You don't need capital H anywhere in C .... :D
The Alt key is sounding like a real good idea....