I have a project user tool, called "
PCLint", which is listed immediately after "
Build Ctrl+F9", into the Build menu.
I want to assign the shortcut key to it, which also must appear as assigned key, into the Build menu, where the tool is listed.
Does anybody know how to do this?
If I go to "
Bind Command to Key" dialog, and at the Command-editbox I write "
project-usertool" the
Bind button is active, but if I add anything else, the
Bind buttons became disabled.
How can I set the
parameter which must be passed to the
project_usertool function?
Is there any other way than writing a macro and assigning the key to the macro? In CodeWright was possible to assign a key to "ExecTool 5", for example, which means it will start the 5th user defined tool.
Thanks,
Daniel