Now [shift-]ctrl-tab cycles through open document windows, as in most other programs. Unfortunately GTK steals this key combination, so I had to run the verb explicitly in event-context.cpp. This means it is subject to the same problem as all other event-context shortcuts: it only works when mouse cursor is over the canvas:
http://inkscape.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?EventContextGrab
It's very annoying, and I'm now going to try to attack this problem once again. If anyone has any insights, please share.
Has anyone tested the new repr listener in node editor?
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On Fri, 2004-01-02 at 03:34, bulia byak wrote:
Now [shift-]ctrl-tab cycles through open document windows, as in most other programs. Unfortunately GTK steals this key combination, so I had to run the verb explicitly in event-context.cpp.
Anyone happen to know what Gtk uses ctrl-tab for? Probably this is OK, but we'll need to make sure nothing subtle has broken with standard keyboard navigation...
-mental
On Fri, 2004-01-02 at 18:15, MenTaLguY wrote:
On Fri, 2004-01-02 at 03:34, bulia byak wrote:
Now [shift-]ctrl-tab cycles through open document windows, as in most other programs. Unfortunately GTK steals this key combination, so I had to run the verb explicitly in event-context.cpp.
Anyone happen to know what Gtk uses ctrl-tab for? Probably this is OK, but we'll need to make sure nothing subtle has broken with standard keyboard navigation...
It allows you to jump to the next control when inside a text entry field (instead of inserting a tab). Not sure if that's all but I think so. That's a pretty important accessibility feature, so we'd have to somehow make sure that it wouldn't switch documents when the focus is on a control that can't be left with regular tab. Which should be mainly the text tool (while inserting text) and some dialogs.
Daniel
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