Keyboard Shortcut Descriptors are used by the KeyboardWidget and within Tiddlers tagged to link actions with a keyboard combination

A Keyboard Shortcut Descriptor has the following format:

	ctrl+enter
	ctrl+shift+alt+A
	alt-shift-T
	alt-Space

It can have multiple Key combinations:

ctrl+enter alt+shift+A ctrl+alt+9 alt-Space ctrl-Backspace

There are two ways Keyboard Shortcut Descriptors can be used:

• directly
  • passing the attribute key="ctrl-enter" to the KeyboardWidget
  • setting ctrl-enter as the value of the key field in a Tiddler tagged
• with a reference to a configuration Tiddler
  • A configuration Tiddler for Keyboard Shortcuts follows some naming rules:
    • The title starts with $:/config/
    • Followed by either the string shortcuts or one of the following platform descriptors:
      • shortcuts-linux
      • shortcuts-not-linux
      • shortcuts-mac
      • shortcuts-not-mac
      • shortcuts-windows
      • shortcuts-not-windows
    • The title ends with another / followed by a suffix that can be chosen freely
      • This suffix is the identifier for the Keyboard Shortcut Descriptor (A)
  • The reference to the configuration Tiddler is made of (( + the identifier (A) + ))
    • Example: ((my-shortcut)) is the reference to these configuration Tiddlers:
  • Finally, the referenced configuration Tiddler stores the Keyboard Shortcut Descriptor in its text field