Changed the shortcut to close an open scene in the editor from CTRL+SHIFT+W to CTRL+W

[mbrlabs]

This is common shortcut and it's also used in Godot's script editor.
I'm not sure why the current shortcut is CTRL+SHIFT+W. Maybe there was a shortcut conflict in the past? If there are issues with this that i'm not aware of and it can't be worked around, i can close this again.

[Calinou]

By default, Ctrl + W is used to close a script in the script editor:

We need to make sure the new shortcut for Close Scene doesn't conflict with Close Script. Maybe this is solved by the new shortcut handling in 4.0?

Tip: You can search shortcut values in the Editor Settings' Shortcuts tab, e.g. "Control+W".

[mbrlabs]

Yeah, i tested this and there does not seem to be a conflict between closing scripts and scenes.

If you have a scene open and currently editing a script CTRL+W closes the scripts until all are closed. Then you can go to the 2D or 3D viewport and close the scene with the same shortcut. If you have scripts open and are in the 2D/3D viewport CTRL+W closes the scene as expected.

[aaronfranke]

So this makes it impossible to close a scene with the shortcut if you're in the script editor? Maybe leave Ctrl+Shift+W bound too?

[mbrlabs]

Well if there are no more scripts open the scene closes. But if you have scripts open and are in the script editor then yes...you can't close the scene. But this is what i would expect if you are in the script editor.

Yeah, i guess having two shortcuts would solve that. Let me try.

Edit: i don't think it's possible to have two shortcuts bound to the same action.

[EricEzaM]

This was not possible before I think, not until until #42109 was merged. I think that before there would have been a conflict and both the scene and script would have closed.

No, you cannot have more than one input event bound to a shortcut.

Not sure if this is a good change. Probably wouldn't bother me but some people might not like it.

[mbrlabs]

I think it would be more intuative/context-aware if the thing closes (scene or script) that is open using the same shortcut, but yeah...some people might not like that or prefer the current behaviour. It's tricky beacuse in Godot the script editor is opened in a scene tab.

But no big deal, i'm closing this then ;)