spdegabrielle
2020-5-9 10:52:00
@wanpeebaw you should be able to see the key binding in the Racket menu. I’ll admit I can’t remember and I’m not near a computer. I also prefer #; to start an S-expression comment.
soegaard2
2020-5-9 10:53:43
@wanpeebaw In the “Edit” menu choose “Keybindings” and then “Show Active Keybindings”.
soegaard2
2020-5-9 10:53:51
Now type “comment”.
soegaard2
2020-5-9 10:55:37
Hmm. cmd-; doesn’t do the same as “Comment Out with Semicolons” in the Racket menu?!
wanpeebaw
2020-5-9 11:13:02
@spdegabrielle Thanks for sharing the Scheme way!
wanpeebaw
2020-5-9 12:55:11
It’s wired that the “Racket→Comment Out with Semicolons” seems not have a hotkey bind to it.
wanpeebaw
2020-5-9 12:57:20
But “Edit→Keybindings→Show Active Keybindings” does show it has.
soegaard2
2020-5-9 15:28:55
Esc followed by ctrl-; works for me on macOS. Maybe esc shortcuts can’t be displayed in menus?
c
2020-5-9 21:59:37
Is there a meaningful difference between #; and ;; ?