Keyboard remapping in live editor not working.
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Hi guys,
I'm on a mac here and have remapped the begin and end keys to "begin line" and "end line" in matlab.
I have also removed these keys from "begin doc" and "end doc".
This works perfectly in the main editor and command windows but is totally ignored in the live editor where the original "begin doc" and "end doc" are still mapped to the keys.
Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?
Thanks for any help
Andy
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Jared MacDonald
on 28 Feb 2017
Hi Andy,
You are right that the keyboard re-mapping does not work in Live Editor. We are working on this functionality and it is helpful to know how you use it. Are there other keyboard shortcuts you change?
Thanks, Jared
Aaron Cole
on 10 Mar 2022
Jared,
I am having the same issue in 2022. I added a shortcut that will Run my current file to to a nonsense string "⌥ ⇧ 0" which I bound to a button on my mouse. The key remapping works perfectly for regular editor and is a huge QOL improvement, but whenever I try to do it for the live editor it enters the invalid character '‚' instead (which I believe is the Mac OS Output for "⌥ ⇧ 0").
Is there any way for me to fix this so that my remappings can work in live editor?
Thanks,
Aaron
Keisuke UTO
on 20 Apr 2022
I'm suffering from the same problem in 2022a.
shortcut customization doesn't affect live editor.
Keisuke
.json
on 30 Oct 2023
Same issue, still in R2023b. I remap home/end to move begin/end line and similar for shift+home/end for select begin/end line.
Thomas
on 25 Jul 2024
Same issue in 2023b still. I try to remap comment/uncomment to command-r and command-t, but command-r does nothing in live editor.
Thomas
on 11 Sep 2024
This bug continues in 2023b mac. The custom shortcuts don't work on live editor. Very frustrating.
Jeffery
on 14 Oct 2025
Same issue in 2024b. I like to use emacs bindings.
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Andrew Capon
on 25 Jul 2024
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