shift-cmd-C bound to Color Picker which is featured package of Atom.

[soundlake]

As the title.
I don't think it would be a big problem, but I just thought it needs to be noticed.

After installing atom-supercollider, I just disabled Color Picker. Maybe it'd better to remap another key to it.

[crucialfelix]

Yep, I agree. The first release I didn't assign the key because of that. For me its not even working as shift-command-C right now.

terminal uses command-K for clear, but that's reserved in atom

maybe shift-ctrl-alt-cmd-C ? that's a handful

any other ideas ?

atom intends to support grammar sensitive key commands because there are so many of these conflicts.

[soundlake]

Actually I don't know much about Atom API, but it would be perfect if keymap would be bound with a specific file type. I glanced Atom API document, and for now it doesn't seem possible for me.

In standard SC IDE use shift-cmd-P for clear post window. It's also reserved. I tried shift-ctrl-alt-cmd-C, but it was hard to push five keys with my left hand. If using all of shift-ctrl-alt-cmd, it'd better to be P than C. Maybe shilft-alt-cmd-P (similar to standard SC IDE) or alt-cmd-P (shorter version) would be enough.

[crucialfelix]

shift-cmd-P is awful ;)

it used to be cmd-K for compile and shift-cmd-k for clear. it was then quite easy to quickly do clear then compile.

ctrl-shift-cmd-K might be okay

[crucialfelix]

This was fixed a while ago by:

'.platform-darwin .workspace':
  'shift-cmd-C': 'supercollider:clear-post-window'