Where is Ctrl-F3 coming from?

[Attila Kovacs 629]

Every time I press ctrl-F3 the call stack window is shown, even if the process is not started.

I can't find anywhere this shortcut, where is it coming from?

 

Btw. is it possible to disable F6 as is and turn off "Entire scope" in the search panel by default?

 

Edited October 12, 2021 by Attila Kovacs

[Lars Fosdal 1792]

Ctrl+F3 seems to be "built in" as a synonym for Ctrl+Alt+S.  

Search Entire Scope seems to follow most recently used state.

F6 - No idea. Would it be possible to grab the hotkey from elsewhere in the IDE?

 

 

[David Hoyle 68]

Install GExperts and it can tell you what actions have that shortcut and you can also set those actions to not have a shortcut.

[Attila Kovacs 629]

1 minute ago, David Hoyle said:

Install GExperts and it can tell you what actions have that shortcut and you can also set those actions to not have a shortcut.

 

Okay, do you know which GE module does this? I've GE but the only live module is filtering the explicit values.

[David Hoyle 68]

I'm not on a Dev machine but there are 2 modules: 1) to show shortcuts and another 2) to change the IDE shortcuts - both I seem to remember have Keyboard in their names.

[Edwin Yip 154]

Try this magical Delphi Expert: https://github.com/NickRing/Delphi-Shortcut-Finder

 

It's as amazing as a magic! I'm using an older version for my old XE4.

Edited October 13, 2021 by Edwin Yip

[Fr0sT.Brutal 900]

Also have something alike here

Haven't tested with something newer than XE2 though