Brian's Waste of Time
I love the concept of Ashcroft, but:
com.thoughtworks.ashcroft.runtime.CantDoThat: You can't read from files during unit tests: log4j.properties
at com.thoughtworks.ashcroft.runtime.JohnAshcroft.cantDoThat(JohnAshcroft.java:48)
Blocking access to log4j.properties is a little vicious when you use an aspect for logging which statically initializes a logger ;-)
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Thank you Florian!
Florian pointed out that Mail.app maps F5 to complete. With the help of grep we get:
Woo hoo!
Along the way I learned how key bindings (and other UI type events) work in Cocoa. It is beautiful. I think I need to learn Cocoa if I want to do any UI stuff. Stop copying anything else when building a UI library. Of course, it really requires a message passing language to work rigt...
There is a default keybinding for the complete message, but it is incredible awkward. I added a better one to my local keybindings in ~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBinding.dict:
{
/* other keybindings I have set removed for brevity in example =) */
"~ " = "complete:";
}
which binds the option-space key which I have bound in IDEA. Now I have auto-complete for spelling in any cocoa text widget! More information is available from Apple if you want other bindings.