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keyboard navigation in menu #33

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pkra opened this issue Jul 13, 2011 · 6 comments
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keyboard navigation in menu #33

pkra opened this issue Jul 13, 2011 · 6 comments

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@pkra
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pkra commented Jul 13, 2011

Could there be keyboard navigation in the menu? Or keyboard commands to access the different menu commands.

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fbreuer commented Jul 13, 2011

sounds like a good idea. the menu is inspired by menus in games anyway, and
most games have some keyboard menu navigation. I will probably create
keyboard shortcuts for individual menu entries first, though, and see if I
can avoid full-fledged keyboard navigation in the menu.

most of the menu entries already have keyboard shortcuts (F5,F9,F11). but
what you really want is a keyboard shortcut to toggle between single and
two-column mode, right? ;)

2011/7/13 pkra <
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Could there be keyboard navigation in the menu? Or keyboard commands to
access the different menu commands.

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@pkra
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pkra commented Jul 13, 2011

You got me ;). Btw, I totally love it. My own showdown-gui-derivative has fallen out of use :(

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fbreuer commented Jul 13, 2011

I am glad you like it! :)

What shortcut for two column mode would you like? My suggestion is F12, but that's far from perfect.

@pkra
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pkra commented Jul 13, 2011

No preference -- just maybe mention them in the menu? I know they are
mentioned in the opening text, but I do forget them...

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pkra commented Aug 23, 2011

Can you look into "capturing" the cursor on startup? Just put it on the first line or anywhere else.

It is very annoying that I have to click precisely on a line before I can use escape to enter the menu (I mostly use a tiny laptop touchpad and navigating onto the icon isn't optimal either).

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fbreuer commented Aug 24, 2011

AFAICT chromeless does not offer a way to capture the keyboard focus on
startup. I will ask on the mailing list, though.

To use esc or the function keys, you do not need to click on a paragraph.
Clicking anywhere in the window should make function keys and esc work.

2011/8/23 pkra <
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Can you look into "capturing" the cursor on startup? Just put it on the
first line or anywhere else.

It is very annoying that I have to click precisely on a line before I can
use escape to enter the menu (I mostly use a tiny laptop touchpad and
navigating onto the icon isn't optimal either).

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