Can CCS Use editor key mapping like Brief Editor or Zeus?

[A]

Can CCS Use editor key mapping like Brief Editor or Zeus?
Or Make it in Program. Like Zeus Editor?

example :

Alt+C=MarkColumnToggle
Alt+L=MarkLineToggle
Minus=MarkCutEx
Multiply=Undo
Insert=MarkPasteEx

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[General]
UseCUA=1
MarkDeleteOnKey=1
MarkRemoveOnClip=1
PrefixCount=1

[KeyPrefix#0]
Prefix=
Backspace=Backspace
Clear=MovePageCenter
Delete=MarkDeleteEx
Down=MoveLineDown
End=MoveDocumentEndEx
Escape=MarkHide
F1=WindowViewNext
F10=ToolsCommand
F2=NotSupported
F3=WindowViewSplitVert
F4=WindowViewJoin
F5=SearchForward
F6=ReplaceForward
F7=MacroRecordToggle
F8=MacroPlay
F9=MacroLoad
Home=MoveDocumentStartEx
Insert=MarkPasteEx
Left=MoveLineLeft
Minus=MarkCutEx
Multiply=Undo
Next=MovePageDown
Plus=MarkCopyEx
Prior=MovePageUp
Return=Enter
Right=MoveLineRight
Tab=Tab
Up=MoveLineUp
Alt+-=WindowPrevious
Alt+0=BookMarkDrop0
Alt+1=BookMarkDrop1
Alt+2=BookMarkDrop2
Alt+3=BookMarkDrop3
Alt+4=BookMarkDrop4
Alt+5=BookMarkDrop5
Alt+6=BookMarkDrop6
Alt+7=BookMarkDrop7
Alt+8=BookMarkDrop8
Alt+9=BookMarkDrop9
Alt+A=MarkColumnToggle
Alt+B=FileListDisplay
Alt+Backspace=WordDeleteNext
Alt+C=MarkColumnToggle
Alt+D=LineDelete
Alt+E=FileOpen
Alt+F=FileName
Alt+F10=CompilerCompile
Alt+F2=WindowViewSplitVertToggle
Alt+F5=SearchReverse
Alt+F6=ReplaceReverse
Alt+F7=MacroLoad
Alt+F8=MacroSaveAs
Alt+G=LineGoto
Alt+H=MarkWordCurrent
Alt+I=InsertModeToggle
Alt+J=BookMarkGoto
Alt+K=LineDeleteEnd
Alt+L=MarkLineToggle
Alt+M=MarkBlockToggle
Alt+Minus=WindowPrevious
Alt+N=WindowNext
Alt+O=FileSaveAs
Alt+P=FilePrint
Alt+Q=CharQuote
Alt+R=FileInsertAtCursor
Alt+S=SearchWordCurrent
Alt+Shift+S=SearchWordCurrent
Alt+Shift+T=ReplaceWordCurrent
Alt+T=ReplaceWordCurrent
Alt+U=Undo
Alt+V=Version
Alt+W=FileSave
Alt+X=FileExit
Alt+Z=ToolsShell
Ctrl+-=FileClose
Ctrl+,=FunctionFindPrevious
Ctrl+.=FunctionFindNext
Ctrl+[=BraceMatch
Ctrl+]=BraceMatch
Ctrl+B=ScrollLinePageEnd
Ctrl+Backspace=WordDeletePrevious
Ctrl+C=ScrollLinePageCenter
Ctrl+Cancel=Abort
Ctrl+Clear=MoveWordCenter
Ctrl+D=ScrollLineDown
Ctrl+Delete=MarkDelete
Ctrl+Down=FunctionFindNext
Ctrl+E=ScrollLineUp
Ctrl+End=MovePageEnd
Ctrl+F=SearchDialog
Ctrl+F5=SearchCaseToggle
Ctrl+F6=SearchRegexpToggle
Ctrl+G=FunctionFindAll
Ctrl+Home=MovePageStart
Ctrl+Insert=MarkCopy
Ctrl+K=LineDeleteStart
Ctrl+L=CompilerErrorPrevious
Ctrl+Left=MoveWordPrevious
Ctrl+M=EnterOpen
Ctrl+Minus=FileClose
Ctrl+N=CompilerErrorNext
Ctrl+Next=MoveDocumentEnd
Ctrl+O=StandardOutputView
Ctrl+P=CompilerOutputView
Ctrl+Prior=MoveDocumentStart
Ctrl+R=MacroRepeat
Ctrl+Return=EnterNext
Ctrl+Right=MoveWordNext
Ctrl+Shift+Left=MoveWordPrevious
Ctrl+Shift+Right=MoveWordNext
Ctrl+T=ScrollLinePageStart
Ctrl+U=Redo
Ctrl+Up=FunctionFindPrevious
Ctrl+V=ClipboardPaste
Ctrl+X=NotSupported
Ctrl+Z=NotSupported
Shift+Backspace=Backspace
Shift+Delete=MarkCut
Shift+Down=MoveLineDown
Shift+End=MoveDocumentEndEx
Shift+F5=SearchNext
Shift+F6=SearchPrevious
Shift+F7=NotSupported
Shift+F9=NotSupported
Shift+Home=MoveDocumentStartEx
Shift+Insert=MarkPasteEx
Shift+Left=MoveLineLeft
Shift+Next=MovePageDown
Shift+Prior=MovePageUp
Shift+Return=EnterOpen
Shift+Right=MoveLineRight
Shift+Tab=TabBack
Shift+Up=MoveLineUp

[Steve H.]

You can just do what I and I believe a few others do here. We use our favorite editors and compile on the command line.

I use Edit Plus and I can compile and look at the error messages inside the editor. Then I use MPLAB to read in the HEX file and program the chip.

Using your own editor you can have spelling checking, macros, color coded lines, etc. Plus you can use the same editor for years and for may other tasks as well.

Steve H.