[wingide-users] bind two or more command to one key

[Wingware Support]

On 9/9/11 8:42 AM, Jackie Lee wrote:
> I wanted to bind a sequence of command to one key: i.e. end-of-line, open-line
>
> Looks like when separated with comma, wing will execute the first
> available one, which is not what I want...
>
> what can I do here?

You could write a script that executes them and bind that to the key.  
Like this:

import wingapi
def open_line_at_end_of_line():
     app = wingapi.gApplication
     app.ExecuteCommand('end-of-line')
     app.ExecuteCommand('open-line')

You'll need to put this in a file in the 'scripts' directory in your 
user settings directory (which varies in location and is listed 5th in 
Wing's About box) then do Reload All Scripts in the Edit menu to load 
the command.  Details on scripting the IDE are at 
http://wingware.com/doc/scripting/index

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Stephan Deibel
Wingware | Python IDE
Advancing Software Development

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