Announces that the key just pressed does nothing here, and says how to find
the keys that do.
Silence was the previous answer, and silence is indistinguishable from a
chart that has stopped responding: a reader who guesses a key learns
nothing from it, least of all that a list of the real ones exists. The
chord is spelled out in words because a screen reader announcing
Ctrl + / may say only "control" -- punctuation is commonly skipped at
default verbosity -- and it names Command on macOS because that is what the
binding actually is there.
Constructed directly by KeybindingService rather than through
CommandFactory: the factory maps a key of a scope's keymap to a command,
and this one answers for every key that is not in it.
Announces that the key just pressed does nothing here, and says how to find the keys that do.
Silence was the previous answer, and silence is indistinguishable from a chart that has stopped responding: a reader who guesses a key learns nothing from it, least of all that a list of the real ones exists. The chord is spelled out in words because a screen reader announcing
Ctrl + /may say only "control" -- punctuation is commonly skipped at default verbosity -- and it names Command on macOS because that is what the binding actually is there.Constructed directly by
KeybindingServicerather than throughCommandFactory: the factory maps a key of a scope's keymap to a command, and this one answers for every key that is not in it.