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10.3: Use Command-N to create new folders
I don't know where/whether this info is, but making tests shows now that - none, one, or some of modifier keys:
@ for cmd key ~ for option key $ for shift key ^ but how it works? plus - one of normal keys: a,...,z,A,...,Z but case-insensitive \b for delete key \t for tab key \n or \r for return key makes a shortcut. For example, the default for "Empty Trash" is '$@\b'. And, use '~\b' if you want to assign option+delete. ------ Finder.app's Menus.nib/objects.xib shows the modifier of UpArrow, used by default for "Enclosing Folder", is a hex string "ef9c800a" ("ef9c810a" / "ef9c820a" / "ef9c830a" for Down Arrow / Left Arrow / Right Arrow) To put it into .plist, you can use a binary editor or type on a terminal defaults write com.apple.finder NSUserKeyEquivalents... in the form as I mentioned before for this hint. In the latter method, use: '@$'`perl -e 'print pack("H8","ef9c800a")'` for (cmd+shift+) UpArrow '@$'`perl -e 'print pack("H8","ef9c810a")'` for (cmd+shift+) DownArrow '@$'`perl -e 'print pack("H8","ef9c820a")'` for (cmd+shift+) LeftArrow '@$'`perl -e 'print pack("H8","ef9c830a")'` for (cmd+shift+) RightArrow |
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