On Wed, 4 Jul 2007 20:20:45 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote:
On 7/4/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
Sounds good. So, we remove the default keybindings for comment/uncomment and let them undefined and we assign Ctrl-E to toggle comment. OK?
Sounds good to me. I'm interested to see how the new toggle comment behaviour ('//~' and '#~') works out in practice.
Me too ;-). I'm going to start implementing it.
Also, since now Ctrl-G would be freed up, even though I know you prefer F3 for "find again" (and Shift-F3 for "find previous"), it's pretty standard to use Ctrl-G and Shift-Ctrl-G for that (Mac OS X, KDE, and Gnome). MS Windows is the only one who uses F3 for it. And Ctrl-G really is easier to hit than an F_key without looking away from the keyboard. Shift-F3 is even harder to hit. :) {ducks}
Hmm, it really seems to be more default to have Ctrl-(Shift-)G for Find Next/Previous. I didn't know that and until now only saw F3/Shift-F3. We could change it if Nick will agree.
As long as we're looking at the Gnome HIG and the CUA standards, it looks like most apps use Ctrl-D instead of Ctrl-M to deal with bookmarks. I think Ctrl-M is usually reserved for hopping between *m*atching bracket characters (parentheses, brackets, braces, angle brackets). If you went with that, you could possibly switch "Duplicate" to Shift-Alt-C (for *c*opy). This seems reasonable to me, since it's probably much more common to toggle bookmarks and toggle between matching brackets than duplicating selected text.
Oh please not. Switching between matching braces is nice but at least I use it very rare. But I use duplicating lines/selection very very often and I assume I get pain in my fingers if we change Duplicate to Shift-Alt-C ;-).
By the way, I'm still rooting for seeing:
- Shift-Alt-W to select word
Will be done (only need to add the default keybinding).
- Shift-Alt-L to select line
Shift-Alt-L is currently used a "Line Delete" by Scintilla, but I suggest to remove the Line Delete feature (because of probably rare usage) and use Shift-Alt-L for select line.
- Shift-Alt-P to select paragraph
No problem, just needs to be implemented. Could paragraph defined in some way? To avoid further discussions (;-)) we should use a common way of defining a paragraph(start and end). Do you know what I mean?
oooh, and maybe one more, given the previous paragraph:
- Shift-Alt-M to select all text between matching brackets.
Hmm, nice idea.
Regards, Enrico