Is it possible to change Redo hotkey?

[ferrlen]

I've just started using CudaText and I'm floored about how good it is!!! This is a brilliant text editor and it'll become a mainstay of my workflow.

My only problem is that I'm used to using Ctrl + Z as Undo and Ctrl + Y as redo. I just wrote a very long text and undid a lot of things, when I tried to redo using Ctrl + Y it just deleted lines (which is what I think this hotkey does) and I lost all the text I wanted to redo.

Thus, my question is: is it possible to change the hotkey for Redo? I couldn't find it in the settings or docs

Thanks!

[Alexey-T]

Of course it's possible:
See 'Hotkeys config' at https://wiki.freepascal.org/CudaText#Configuration

[ferrlen]

Thanks! I was trying to use the Options Editor, now I got what the wiki is saying about changing hotkeys via Command Pallet. On my first reading I thought I shouldn't use it because the "You should not edit this config file" caught my attention. I'd suggest changing it to "You should not edit this config file directly, without using the dialogue". Though this is on me for not reading it carefully enough. Thanks again for solving my issue so fast!

[Alexey-T]

Agree, I changed the wiki now: https://wiki.freepascal.org/index.php?title=CudaText&diff=160170&oldid=159880

[Alexey-T]

when I tried to redo using Ctrl + Y it just deleted lines (which is what I think this hotkey does) and I lost all the text I wanted to redo.

in this case (you called "Delete line [Ctrl+Y]"), some Undo/Redo steps may help, call them from the main menu 'Edit' by mouse.