Added switch term mode hotkey #2545
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@Maximus5 kind reminder. |
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Pull Request for Issue #2544 (Add hotkey for terminal input modes - Xterm vs Windows)
In this pull request, I've introduced the Ctrl+Shift+M combination as the default hotkey. My choice was based on a preliminary assessment showing that this combination is not currently employed within ConEmu/Far. The letter "M" was selected to signify "Mode."
I welcome feedback on the chosen hotkey. If there's consensus on a more suitable combination, I'm open to making adjustments.
I've conducted tests on my Windows machine, and the feature operates as intended.
As this is my inaugural contribution to ConEmu, I appreciate any guidance or feedback regarding potential improvements or issues within this pull request.