On 21/01/2013 03:40, ~suv wrote:
On 20/01/2013 20:27, Valerio Aimale wrote:
- OSX Menu fully functional with OSX-style mnemonics
Nice to have the keyboard shortcuts displayed in the main menus now - was this changed in Inkscape's sources, in gtk-mac-integration, or yet another patch for GTK+?
Bug (worked in RC2), blocker:
- 'h', 'v' trigger a keyboard shortcut (flip horizontally, vertically)
when typed while editing a text object on canvas (the text object is flipped instead of the letter being inserted).
- 'Shift+G' converts the text to guides instead of inserting 'G' (text
object is deleted, with default preferences).
- '#', '|', '%' trigger the associated verb, instead of being inserted
into the current text object.
- ... (possibly I missed some of the shortcuts without modifiers which
are used for menu items).
- 'Shift+D' triggers 'Select Original': nothing happens within regular text (no letter 'D' inserted either), and in flowed text, it looks up (aka selects) the (hidden) frame of the flowed text (usually a rectangle shape). - '+', '-' (regular numeric characters "plus", "minus") trigger zoom commands instead of being inserted as characters [1]
Other mnemonics now conflict with (default) native OS X shortcuts: - 'Cmd+Tab' ("NextWindow") - 'Cmd+Shift+Tab' ("PrevWindow") are overridden by the application switcher shortcut. The two mnemonics are not shown in the menu either (despite the 'display="true"' attribute). - ...
----- [1] Note that '=' ("equal") and '_' ("underscore") on the other hand are inserted as characters, though also being mapped to the same zoom commands ("ZoomIn", "ZoomOut").