RE: Inkscape minor changes I'd like before the next release (if acceptable)
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> > > No. Arrows are for moving. Rotation is different and
needs different
> >keys.
How about using Ctrl+R for rotation through 90 degrees? (I use that a
whole lot more often than the small rotations anyway).
Why ctrl-] is any worse? And if you decide you want to rotate it back, you
only need to press ctrl-[. Whereas with ctrl-r, you'd have to do ctrl-r
three more times :)
Ctrl+R is
currently used by Show Rulers and only becuase I cannot think of anything
better I'd suggest using Ctrl+Shift+R for Show Rulers because at least
then it would be the same as the GIMP.
And ctrl-r in Gimp is what?
> Because I may want to pan regardless of any selection, of
course!
You might want to, you dont sound all that certain.
Really, I pan with ctrl-arrows ALL THE TIME. When the doc is just loaded and
there's no selection. When I have a selection and want to better center it.
And in a million of other cases :)
I've just noticed that the Up and Down Arrow Keys currently Zoom
in and
Out (when used without any modifier keys) and I would have expected them
to be available for Panning when nothing was selected.
They're not supposed to, it's a bug which I will fix shortly. It does not
affect selector and node tool.
I'd think that Up and Down would be best not used for Zooming.
Sure.
For Zooming it would be better to just have
Zoom In + (and also =) as well as Ctrl++ (and Ctrl+=)
Sorry, ctrl++ is already "union". It's easy to remember that ctrl with four
math operators means four boolean functions.
Zoom Out - as well as Ctrl+-
Ctrl+- is "subtract"
(the use of both + and = is to avoid the nasty differences between
QWERTY
and AZERTY keyboards) and with Zoom having this generous selection of
shorcuts
Yes.
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Alan Horkan
Friday, 30 January
Fri, 30 Jan
10:27 a.m.
New subject: Inkscape minor changes I'd like before the next release (if acceptable)
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, bulia byak wrote:
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 00:41:05 +0000
From: bulia byak <archiver_1@...19...>
To: horkana@...44...
Cc: inkscape-devel(a)lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: Inkscape minor changes I'd like before the next release (if
acceptable)
> > > > No. Arrows are for moving. Rotation is different and needs different
> > >keys.
>
>How about using Ctrl+R for rotation through 90 degrees? (I use that a
>whole lot more often than the small rotations anyway).
Why ctrl-] is any worse? And if you decide you want to rotate it
back, you
only need to press ctrl-[. Whereas with ctrl-r, you'd have to do ctrl-r
three more times :)
I just noticed that it was there in Object menu without any shortcut and
was suggesting it in addition to the shortcuts for incremenatl rotation.
>Ctrl+R is
>currently used by Show Rulers and only becuase I cannot think of anything
>better I'd suggest using Ctrl+Shift+R for Show Rulers because at least
>then it would be the same as the GIMP.
And ctrl-r in Gimp is what?
Redo was Ctrl+R, although i think they have changed it to Ctrl+Y (that was
a long discussion and I forget how it ended because I lost interest when
they made it clear they had no intention of using Ctrl+Shift+Z as the
Gnome HIG suggests).
>I'd think that Up and Down would be best not used for
Zooming.
Sure.
>For Zooming it would be better to just have
>Zoom In + (and also =) as well as Ctrl++ (and Ctrl+=)
Sorry, ctrl++ is already "union". It's easy to remember that ctrl with
four
math operators means four boolean functions.
I guess that makes sense, just a shame that it wont be consistant with the
rest of Gnome. Hrrm we could have Ctrl+U for Union ... (half kidding,
I'll leave well enough alone with this one).
Goodnight
- Alan
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