Byron:
> I'm new to SciTE, and I noticed that when I use shortcut Ctrl+K inside a C preprocessor block, the cursor jumps to the end of the block. In my user shortcuts, I always set up Ctrl+{IJKL} for cursor stepping {up left down right} respectively. So Ctrl+K is my shortcut for down (i.e., "next line"). I've used this shortcut for years and am not easily able to break the habit. But SciTE offers no way to modify the built-in shortcut which moves the cursor outside the enclosing preprocessor block. I disabled it by turning of all preprocessor awareness, though this is not an ideal solution because now SciTE doesn't see the preprocessor directives in my code. If anyone knows of another way to disable Ctrl+K so I can use it for "next line", please let me know. Thanks.
user.shortcuts works for me. Keyboard code can depend on platform so you should specify that along with the shortcut settings you are trying.
Neil
