"Ctrl-N" key binding for "Next Difference Section" doesn't work correctly

[lincolnq]

1. Open Text Compare for two files with some differences
2. In the preferences, under Commands, scroll to "Next Difference Section". Bind the Ctrl-N (^N) key.
3. Save
4. Back in the text compare, click on the file path text box (at the top) and press Ctrl-N. Notice that it jumps to the 1st difference in the file.
5. Put the cursor in the actual text area and press Ctrl-N again. Notice that it just moves the cursor down a line, rather than jumping to the next difference.

If I bind it to Cmd-N instead of Ctrl-N, it seems to work just fine. But Cmd-N is already taken for "New" so I'm not sure I want to override that.

[nikolaus]

This may be happening because ctrl+n is bound by the operating system to be "next line" in all text boxes. Likewise, ctrl+p goes to the previous line, and ctrl+a and +e go to the beginning and end of the line.

[Aaron]

Thanks for the report and the information. We'll look into this.

[zanson]

Default keybindings for cntrl-<letter>
http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/Sit...0Bindings.html

⌃ A move to the beginning of the paragraph moveToBeginningOfParagraph:
⌃ B move backward moveBackward:
⌃ D delete forward deleteForward:
⌃ E move to the end of the paragraph moveToEndOfParagraph:
⌃ F move forward moveForward:
⌃ H delete backward deleteBackward:
⌃ K delete to the end of the paragraph deleteToEndOfParagraph:
⌃ L center the selection in the text area centerSelectionInVisibleArea:
⌃ N move down moveDown:
⌃ O split the current line (insertNewlineIgnoringFieldEditor:, moveBackward
⌃ P move up moveUp:
⌃ T transpose letters transpose:
⌃ V move one page down pageDown:
⌃ Y yank back ‘killed’ text yank: