Cheat sheet utility for Classes, Key mappings etc ?

[jamie]

What I would like to see or maybe I could code one if needed is a utility in the TOOLs for example that could print out a cheat sheet of the current key mappings , Known Class Tree etc...

Does one exist for the Lazarus IDE somewhere ?

 I find it hard these days to remember key combinations etc.

 would be nice if we could selectively print one out that could be a key board template etc...

[MarkMLl]

I know this isn't quite what you're asking, but I need something that generates a grid showing used and unused key combinations and I need it right now :-)

(So that I can find a couple of free combinations to assign to e.g. "Reset Debugger", to make it usable with a game controller as described at https://wiki.freepascal.org/Lazarus_IDE_with_Nostromo_Keypad_on_Linux )

MarkMLl

[lucamar]

I know this isn't quite what you're asking, but I need something that generates a grid showing used and unused key combinations and I need it right now :-)

(So that I can find a couple of free combinations to assign to e.g. "Reset Debugger", to make it usable with a game controller as described at https://wiki.freepascal.org/Lazarus_IDE_with_Nostromo_Keypad_on_Linux )

Not exactly what you're askng for but in "Tools->Options->Editor->Key mappings" you can not only see all (or amost all) the IDE (not just the editor) assigned keys and you can even test (with "Find key combination") whether any mapping is assigned.

You could also save the current mapping to file, which might allow you to process it and generate that grid you want.

[MarkMLl]

You could also save the current mapping to file, which might allow you to process it and generate that grid you want.

Is there a button for that? Don't see it in Trunk.

MarkMLl

[Martin_fr]

Install package "IdeScout", then assign a keycombo - one (as in "a single one") that you will remember - to: "View menu commands" > "show IDE scout"

In the "scout" you can type text that will be searched in the description of each IDE command, and show you the command + shortcut.
The enter key will execute the selected entry.

[jamie]

It would be nice if there were a PRINT option but that's fine...

I already have an app that takes use of the F keys and have an option in there for the  user to PRINT out to his printer a key board template the can stick just above his keys in different patterns or customize it by moving the squares around which represents the users key board lay out..

 But this does not need to go that far, an option print of the particular subject matter keys would be nice to have in front of me..
 
 I can do this myself if needed, I'll look in the config file to see how they are stored.