Same shortcut for two commands

[Kambros]

Hello,

Can I make the shortcut I chose for a character style (in my case, shortcut cmd+i gives me the character style italic) return me to the [without] position only if I am in the italic style?

Thank you in advance.

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Can be done with a script - but you need to wait for someone else - I prefer VB over JS - and I'm on my phone anyway. 

[Jeffrey_Smith]

I am not sure what exactly you are asking?

But, the default shortcut to make text italic, and then return to regular is Cmd-Shift-I

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

I am not sure what exactly you are asking?

But, the default shortcut to make text italic, and then return to regular is Cmd-Shift-I

By @Jeffrey_Smith

It's not about local override - but about applying and removing CharStyle. 

Script could go even further - check selected TSRs and restyle them accordingly.

If there will be [italic][normal][bold] make it [normal][italic][bold-italic]. And so on. 

[Jeffrey_Smith]

After re-reading the question, if sounds as though OP wants to mimic the toggle action of making text italic, then back to regular with a shortcut, but apply a character style (italic), using same shortcut, press again to apply character style (regular).

If this is the case, I would suggest using separate shortcuts, but similar enough to easily switch back and forth between character styles.

[Kambros]

Indeed, you understood my question.

Separate shortcuts: it's precisely what I want to avoid.

Thank you for your answers.

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

@Jeffrey_Smith

But script can easily avoid the need for two separate shortcuts.

And also offer extra functionality.