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Figure 6. The Accelerator Window

The Accelerator window allows you to control the accelerators or keyboard
equivalents used by the debugger.  Choose Accelerator from the Window menu
to open this window.  The window displays 4 items relating to each
accelerator definition.  They are the key name, the window to which the
accelerator applies, the type of action that the accelerator defines, and
the specifics of that action.

Accelerators may either apply to all windows or to a specific window.  You
could define F2 to perform a different action depending upon which window is
current.  Accelerators which apply to all windows will have a window type of
all.

An accelerator can define one of three action types.  They are:

pop-up
    Activate a pop-up menu item in the current window.

menu
    Activate an item from the main menu.

command
    Perform an arbitrary debugger command.

You can modify an element of an accelerator definition by double-clicking on
it, or by cursoring to it and pressing ENTER.  Press the right mouse button
to access the following menu items:


Modify
    Change the currently selected element of an accelerator assignment.  If
    the key name is selected, the you will be prompted to type a new key.
     If the window name is selected, you will be presented with a list of
    possible window classes.  If the action type or details are selected,
    you will be presented with a menu in order to pick the menu item which
    will be attached to the accelerator.

New
    Add a new accelerator assignment.  You will be prompted for all details.


Delete
    Delete the selected accelerator.

TD Keys
    Use an approximation of Borland Turbo Debugger's accelerators.

WD Keys
    Use the default set of accelerators.  If you are familiar with CodeView,
    you will be comfortable with these key assignments.