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triumph4php allows for a fair amount of customization when creating make keyboard shortcuts (bindings). Both code editor actions (move to next word, copy line) and menu items (File .. Save All) can have keyboard bindings.
Code Shortcuts
triumph4php has bindings for common code actions such moving moving to next word, moving entire lines up/down, and so on. You can view all code action bindings by going to Edit .. Preferences, then going to the Editor Shortcuts tab. The tab will list all of the actions that can be bound. You can change a binding by double clicking on the item to be changed, then entering the new key combination. You cannot use a key combination that is already bound to another action. You can also remove (disable) a binding by entering "" (empty string) in the edit dialog.
Menu Shortcuts
triumph4php also allows you to assign a shortcut to menu items, such as the Search .. Total Search menu. The menu shortcuts can be edited by going to Edit .. Preferences, then going to the Keyboard shortcuts tab. In this dialog you can
- Edit, add or remove a keyboard binding.
- Create entirely new "profiles". A profile is a grouping of all of the menu shortcuts. With this feature, you can assign all menus shortcuts, then create a new profile with entirely different menu shortcuts, then switch between the two groups easily.
Why are these different?
These are different because code shortcuts are applied only while the source code editor is in focus, while menu shortcuts apply at all times.
Why aren't shortcuts working?
Triumph's neyboard shortcuts can sometimes conflict with operating system shortcuts; for example on a Mac CMD+SPACE is by default assigned to Spotlight search. When the operating system handles a keyboard shortcut, it will never pass it to the application and Triumph will never see it. Another example is F10 on ubuntu. To solve this, you can either change the shortcut used by Triumph, or change your OS shortcuts.