Am 14.07.2010 um 19:12 schrieb Stephan Witt: > Am 14.07.2010 um 18:57 schrieb Pavel Sanda: > >> Stephan Witt wrote: >>>>> # math-macros >>>>> -\bind "C-plus" "math-macro-unfold" >>>>> +#\bind "C-plus" "math-macro-unfold" >>>> >>>> shouldn't be this put elsewhere so other archs are not affected? >>> >>> How can I do this? I want to avoid the binding here because I want to bind >>> another command for Mac. >> >> by moving to the main file of other archs, cua.bin iirc. > > As said, I propose to change that for other archs too. > Of course I'll provide a complete patch if this is consensus. > >> >>> For other platforms I think it's the right thing too. >>> Ctrl-plus to zoom-in and Ctrl-minus to zoom-out (like firefox binding). >>> >>> I couldn't manage to fold/unfold a math macro - even in the math users >>> guide I couldn't find an example. >>> So I guess it's not common to fold or unfold a macro and we may change that >>> binding. >>> >>> A little bit smarter solution would be to move the math binding to >>> Ctrl-Shift-plus (asterisk) resp. Ctrl-Shift-minus (underscore). >> >> no opinion (btw we already have binding for zooming (ctrl+mouse wheel)) > > Yes, I know. This is what users find strange and causes problems with > "momentum scrolling" - a feature on mac (like iphone scroll). > So I propose to move that feature to the more common ctrl-plus/ctrl-minus.
Regarding the word "common" I have to correct myself :-) This I found recently about Adobe's tools: > That's true, but don't forget to mention Adobe's totally inconsistent use of > this feature - confusion follows: > • Alt/Command + Scroll up is zoom out in PS; > • Alt/Command + Scroll down is zoom in in PS; > • Alt/Command + Scroll up is zoom in in Illustrator; > • Alt/Command + Scroll down is zoom out in Illustrator; > • Alt/Command + Scroll up/down is sideways scroll in InDesign; > • CRTL + Scroll up is zoom out in InDesign; > • CTRL + Scroll down is zoom in in InDesign; > and it's really frustrating, because you usually work with multiple Adobe > apps at a time, and you always just keep mixing them up. Anyway, I think it's a problem that the Ctrl+Scroll feature is hard-coded in "frontends/qt4/GuiWorkArea.cpp". I'd like to change that - if nobody objects... (I mean to make that configurable). Stephan
