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Author ned.deily
Recipients ned.deily, taleinat, terry.reedy, wordtech
Date 2018-11-02.20:31:10
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> is the system use of CMD-M newer than IDLE's (15 years?)?

macOS has been using CMD-M for minimize for quite a while.  It's listed in the current Apple "Human Interface Guidelines" which is the reference document that Apple itself and third-parties are strongly encouraged to follow (sort of the PEP 8 for macOS UIs).  It's probably a good idea for anyone working on the IDLE UI to read through the macOS section at least once.

Note that they discourage the use of the Control key as a modifier and they also encourage the use of the Shift key as a secondary modifier "when a shortcut complements another shortcut".  Following those suggestions, perhaps a better choice for "Open Module" would be Shift-Command-O (complementing "Open File" Command-O), if it isn't already being used by IDLE.

https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/macos/user-interaction/keyboard/
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