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On 2010.03.14, at 12:18 , David Knecht charter wrote:
>The documentation says that to assign a keystroke to a menu command to
>use the Plugins/Create Shortcut. However, most menu commands do not
>show up in the list.
I cannot reproduce this. Note that the list is not ordered by alphabetic
order (Maybe that's what you are referring to?)
>Is there a way of assigning shortcuts to menu commands (I am trying to do
>Image/3D Project)? I also tried it by creating a macro.
>The macro works from the menu command but not from the keystroke I assigned
>as a shortcut.
The documentation also says:
"A macro can be assigned a keyboard shortcut by listing the shortcut in brackets
after the macro name. Note that keyboard shortcuts will not work unless the
macros are installed and the ImageJ window, or an image window, is the active
(front) window and has keyboard focus. [examples given]"
So, once installed, the following macro will run when you press F1:
//
macro "3DProj [F1]"{run("3D Project...");}
//
>I also found no way of altering the shortcut keystroke. When I went back in to
>Shortcut, the keystroke. I previously added did not show.
>Do you have to remove and add, or is it just not showing what was added?
>Should the keystroke show up somewhere so you can easily look up what you
>assigned to what?
The command with the assigned shortcut will be listed under 'Plugins>Shortcuts'.
So, e.g to assign the shortcut '6' to the above command you would run:
//
run("Create Shortcut... ", "command=[3D Project...] shortcut=6");
//
Running Plugins>Utilities>List Shortcuts ,or in a macro:
//
run("List Shortcuts...");
//
You will see the new shortcut preceded by an asterisk.
Note also that you can use Plugins>Find Commands [L], to easily reach a command
without the need of assigning keyboard shortcuts. Pressing 'L' then typing '3D '
carriage return will take you there easily.
This is also written on the documentation.
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