Does anyone else wish cmd+o would find your compos...

# compose

[zsperske]

Does anyone else wish cmd+o would find your composable functions? i've started adding empty classes with the same name as my composables at the top of the file

[Dirk Groot]

You can find them with cmd+option+o.

[romainguy]

Beat me to it 🙂

[zsperske]

haha yeah I know its just muscle memory for me to use cmd + O

[zsperske]

i'll get over it

[Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD]]

i just use shift shift for everything, always seemed simpler than remembering a different command for every “type” of thing to search for

[zsperske]

woah i'm ashamed to admit i never knew about shift shift

[Kirill Grouchnikov]

They should deprecate / remove all other shortcuts to search for "stuff" in favor of shift-shift.

[Kirill Grouchnikov]

One way to get there is to change your local keyboard shortcuts to unset all other search types

[zsperske]

is there any speed difference on large projects?

[Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD]]

shift shift is pretty fast on large projects, i can’t say if it’s marginally slower than more specific searches, but it appears that searches across all types happen concurrently

[Colton Idle]

I feel like shift shift is so much slower than cmd shift o. lol Maybe it's just the fact that my left pinky is slow. Maybe I should switch to my right pinky.

[sindrenm]

If you have two shift keys (🙄), you could always click them both quickly in succession, which arguably opens the menu even faster. 🧌

[Colton Idle]

Doesn't work 🙃

[sindrenm]

Huh! Works fine on Linux builds. 🤔

[sindrenm]

I guess you gotta make sure you release the first one before hitting the second one. 😅

[Javier]

I use almost always shift shift, some times control F or control shift F and control r control shift R

[Javier]

BTW I want to add control E to see the recent files too, I think it is useful but I never use it

[Colton Idle]

I only use three:
cmd shift a for action
cmd shift o for class
cmd shift f for finding text

/shruggie

[codeslubber]

Wait, another dope thing I just figured out: once you are in the search dialog, you can move the selected tab with tab or shift-tab.