I meant to say that the collection visualizer updates immediately whenever you make a change to one of your collections. You can also use Ke圜ombiner Desktop to instantly look up all combinations in your collections without leaving your current context. You can then practice these collections with its interactive trainer, relying on spaced repetition techniques and advanced statistics to guide your learning progress. Real-time updates on changesīuilding personal collections of keyboard shortcuts and text snippets is the foundational concept behind Ke圜ombiner. To show all shortcuts containing the key F click on the F button on the virtual keyboard.įiltering the collection table for all shortcuts that contain the F key. If you click on any non-modifier key, the collection table will show all shortcuts that use this particular key. The collection visualizer expands on this concept. One of my favorite things about Ke圜ombiner’s shortcut collections is that I can filter them by context, category, or modifier combination with a single click using the panes on the side. (Please don’t tell me I forgot one of the 16 modifier combinations - it took me way too long to create this animation.) Filter Collection Table However, it can happen, especially when combining shortcuts of multiple applications in personal collections.
It is very rare that a key has a shortcut for every modifier combination.
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The entire virtual keyboard will then update according to the active combination of modifiers. To toggle modifiers, click on the virtual buttons with your mouse, or press the respective modifier key on your physical keyboard. For each of these 16 states, the Collection Visualizer uses a different background color, or background gradient if there are multiple active modifiers. This means that we have four boolean variables, resulting in $2^4$ possible modifier combinations. Ke圜ombiner always shows keyboard shortcuts with precisely this order. Cmd (macOS) / Super (Windows and Linux).Grouping by Modifier CombinationĪ proper keyboard shortcut consists of 0 or more modifier keys and exactly one non-modifier key. Each button of the keyboard consists of the following elements:Įlements on each key of the virtual keyboard. The virtual keyboard packs a lot of data into a relatively small space.
If you want to fully understand its potential, please read on. for VSCode, IntelliJ IDEA, XCode, Chrome or one of the other 60+ public collections. If you want to play around with it right away, go to any public Ke圜ombiner collection, e.g. Most importantly, it can efficiently process Ke圜ombiner’s collection tables and hence works for any shortcut collection on Ke圜ombiner, even search results. However, it is a new VueJS-based implementation, adding several additional features that work together with the rest of Ke圜ombiner. It is heavily inspired by Waldo Bronchart’s open-source Application Shortcut Mapper. Today, I am happy to announce that Ke圜ombiner offers a solution:Ĭollection Visualizer for XCode, one of very few applications that use all 4 modifier keys at the same time. I have been thinking about this problem since I started working on Ke圜ombiner almost precisely one year ago. Unfortunately, these features are not sufficient when you want to understand a collection of hundreds of shortcuts at a glance. Therefore, I have invested a lot of time to design searching and filtering features that help to browse even large collections. An important part of Ke圜ombiner is displaying collections of keyboard shortcuts.
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