04-16-2015, 08:04 AM
Hi everyone,
I use a text editor called sciTE (http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html) which I find very useful for coding and also writing latex scientific documents.
That editor uses the ctrl+q shortcut combination for commenting out lines.
I am not sure what I did, but I somehow managed to accidentally override this shortcut, and now it won't work anymore. ALL the rest of the shortcuts still work perfectly fine, and my problem was created when I tried to add another language to my linux lite, so I suspect that I did something that cancels/overrides the sciTE usage of ctrl+q.
Any help on resolving this will be much appreciated, it is very hard to work without that important shortcut.
(another, unrelated question: can one upgrade to the newer (2.4) linux lite without a full re-installation?)
All the best,
Edan.
I use a text editor called sciTE (http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html) which I find very useful for coding and also writing latex scientific documents.
That editor uses the ctrl+q shortcut combination for commenting out lines.
I am not sure what I did, but I somehow managed to accidentally override this shortcut, and now it won't work anymore. ALL the rest of the shortcuts still work perfectly fine, and my problem was created when I tried to add another language to my linux lite, so I suspect that I did something that cancels/overrides the sciTE usage of ctrl+q.
Any help on resolving this will be much appreciated, it is very hard to work without that important shortcut.
(another, unrelated question: can one upgrade to the newer (2.4) linux lite without a full re-installation?)
All the best,
Edan.