keyboard shortcut "R" to toogle the razor tool #4007
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It would be such a handy feature to have a keyboard shortcut to toggle the razor tool. I choose the R keyboard shortcut but feel free to change it. I'd like not to add any other keyboard combination, such as "CTRL+R" or "SHIFT+R"
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The first thing I thought when reading this PR was, "Why don't we have a shortcut for that!?" We definitely should, thanks for taking the time to submit this! I'm fine with R as the default shortcut. I just pushed a commit to create a new setting variable, which makes the shortcut configurable. That way users can customize it however they like. |
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It would be such a handy feature to have a keyboard shortcut to toggle the razor tool.
I choose the R keyboard shortcut but feel free to change it.
I'd like not to add any other keyboard combination, such as "CTRL+R" or "SHIFT+R"