Add keyboard accelerators for Attach commands. #10
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Keyboard accelerators for Attach commands are bound to Ctrl+[, Alt+[, and Ctrl+Alt+[. These are picked for mnemonic harmony with Ctrl+Alt+P. Use names that start with "Attach" for these commands in the menus, so that they're easier to find in the keyboard customization menu. The names in that menu take the form Debug.WhateverTheButtonTextIs, so we were winding up with Debug.Attach
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Keyboard accelerators for Attach commands are
bound to Ctrl+[, Alt+[, and Ctrl+Alt+[. These are
picked for mnemonic harmony with Ctrl+Alt+P.
Use names that start with "Attach" for these
commands in the menus, so that they're easier
to find in the keyboard customization menu.
The names in that menu take the form
Debug.WhateverTheButtonTextIs, so we were
winding up with Debug.Attach