Hi Using the shortcut <cmd>-Q for quitting Interactive SQL brings up the Query Editor instead of quitting the application. The shortcut is (correctly) placed on the application menu: Quit Interactive SQL – <cmd>-Q. OS X 10.10.5 Regards, Robert |
Hi Using the shortcut <cmd>-Q for quitting Interactive SQL brings up the Query Editor instead of quitting the application. The shortcut is (correctly) placed on the application menu: Quit Interactive SQL – <cmd>-Q. OS X 10.10.5 Regards, Robert |
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question asked: 17 Nov '15, 03:49
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FWIW in the V16 Windows version of dbisql the shortcut for File-Exit is Alt+F4 and the shortcut for Tools-Edit Query is Ctrl+Q.
I'm guessing the menus look very different in the world of OS X... perhaps this is further proof that the motto for Java applications (like dbisql) should be "write once, test everywhere" :)