Key binding allow you to swap around the action of keys (or key combinations) on the Mac keyboard.
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A real Mac keyboard doesn't even have the Insert key, but has the 'fn' key in it's place (which is completely different than Insert). I think that the bindings to the Insert key are at a higher level and have to be remapped using a different approach. Since this key is not on any standard mac keyboard, I suspect it may be a low-level hack. Allow user customizable key bindings. Eclipse 2.0 supports configurable key bindings, but only for editor key bindings, and only configured by a plug-in. The user should be able to interactively customize the key bindings for all workbench actions. There are additional customization possibilities including visible actions and perspective layout.
The default key bindings for the Home and End keys in macOS are different to most other operating systems.
To remaps the key bindings of the current user, edit the default keybinding file:
~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict
If they are not already in place - just create the file & directory.
Do not edit the built-in /System/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict file, as that will affect all user accounts on the machine. The personalized bindings will take precedence so that is all you need to edit.
The sample file below includes some help text and the codes to set Home and End to Start/End of line:
This remapping works in most Mac apps (but some like BBEdit, XCode and Firefox do their own key handling) for the terminal app see below.
After editing the DefaultKeyBinding.dict file, you will need to restart the relevant application.
Home/End mapping via Jon Evans, Start/End mapping via osxnotes.net who have lots of other remapping suggestions.
Key mapping in system preferences:
The key remapping available in system preferences allows swapping the 4 keys: Caps Lock, Control, Option and Command . This is to support non-Apple keyboards which may have the keys in a slightly different place.
Apple > System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard > Modifier Keys
Terminal.app
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Terminal.app does not respect the macOS Key Bindings, but you can set terminal-specific keybindings in the Terminal.app preferences:
Profile > Keyboard > then click + to add a keybinding
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The shortcuts you’ll need to add for Home and End (via evilissimo):
ESC[H - For the Home key
ESC[F - For the End key
When you type these in (press the actual Esc key) they should appear as the following escape codes:
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Related macOS comands:
Keyboard Shortcuts - bash Terminal
Keyboard Shortcuts - macOS
Guide to customizing macOS key bindings with a .plist or .dict property list. - Jacob Rus
Text System Defaults and Key Bindings + Full list - Apple.com
Spectacle app - Shortcut keys for Maximise/Minimise.
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