Mac OS X - Tastaturkürzel / Keyboad Shortcuts

[ryanthara]

[..] I found out, that the JMenuHelper.java has the code base for the keystrokes.

That is the correct place. I'm using the JDK standard mechanism: javax.swing.KeyStroke#getKeyStroke

In most cases the meta-key is ignored and then set to ctrl.

A simple question, are the shortcuts working under windows and linux?

Yes

I need a little bit more background. Do you use a visual design tool for the gui? If the answer is yes, which one?

I'm using IntelliJ IDEA as indicated in the README and FAQ.

But to solve the problem, we need tips like this and this.

Apple states

You should make your keyboard shortcuts conditional based on the current platform, because standard shortcuts vary across platforms.

and so RouteConverter should be extended to address this. Keystrokes are defined in the source code

Code:

contentPane.registerKeyboardAction(new DialogAction(this) {
            public void run() {
                cancel();
            }
        }, getKeyStroke(VK_ESCAPE, 0), WHEN_ANCESTOR_OF_FOCUSED_COMPONENT);

and in resource bundles:

Code:

new-file-action=New
new-file-action-mnemonic=N
new-file-action-keystroke=ctrl N

So far, I'm just guessing, that "ctrl N" should be "meta N" on Mac OS X - is that valid?

You are right. On Mac OS X the meta-key, formerly known as apple-key is today titled with cmd.