Author Topic: Make select all work on macOS  (Read 2649 times)

Offline wvanreeven

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Make select all work on macOS
« on: 2019 May 16 00:08:03 »
Hi,

In any process or script that requires multiple input files, the CMD-A and CTRL-A key combinations do not work on macOS when trying to select all files in a directory. Instead I have to select the first file, scroll down to the last file and click on the last file while holding the shift key.

Would it be possible please to make either CMD-A or CTRL-A (or both?) work on macOS? Many thanks in advance for considering this.


Clear skies, Wouter

Offline wvanreeven

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Re: Make select all work on macOS
« Reply #1 on: 2019 August 27 00:49:35 »
Bump. Can any of the developers of PixInsight please comment on my request? Many thanks in advance.


Cheers, Wouter

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Re: Make select all work on macOS
« Reply #2 on: 2019 August 27 02:25:57 »
Hi Wouter,

No, as far as I know there is no way to implement this. macOS native file dialogs (which are not the same as Finder windows) don't support these keyboard accelerators. If you want to use Cmd+A to select all files on macOS, enable multiplatform file dialogs (Preferences > File I/O Settings > Use native file dialogs (disable)), or use the File Explorer window.
Juan Conejero
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Re: Make select all work on macOS
« Reply #3 on: 2019 August 27 02:31:34 »
Dear Juan,

Again thanks for your quick reply. I wasn't aware of the Use Native File Dialogs setting. I have disabled it and now CMD-A works. Thank you very much!!!


Cheers, Wouter