In most applications, ctrl+y is used as the 'Redo' shortcut. However, in WeBuilder it seems to start wiping out my code if I hold it down.
Even worse, if I change the keyboard shortcut options to make ctrl+y redo, it still does the code wipe-out thing once it's redone as far as it can go. Is this a bug or am I missing something?
What is CTRL+Y doing?
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looks like it's 'delelte current line', a few cool feature I didn't know about! 
Webuilder uses the newer standard of ctrl+shift+z for redo. I dunno about your keyboard mapping problem, that seems weird. there may be a few shortcuts 'hardwired' into the program. you might also see if you can find the 'delete line' in keyboard short cuts and disassociate it. that's just a guess.
Webuilder uses the newer standard of ctrl+shift+z for redo. I dunno about your keyboard mapping problem, that seems weird. there may be a few shortcuts 'hardwired' into the program. you might also see if you can find the 'delete line' in keyboard short cuts and disassociate it. that's just a guess.
