On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 8:47 AM, Stephan Witt <st.w...@gmx.net> wrote: > Am 21.02.2011 um 14:29 schrieb BH: > >> On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 6:11 AM, Stephan Witt <st.w...@gmx.net> wrote: >>> Thanks, I'll wait a little bit for Bennett's reply. >> >> I'm not entirely sure what the patch is supposed to do, but for the >> most part it seems to work. Except for <opt>[arrow-key], it looks like >> all keybindings that were formally <opt> have now been switch to >> <control>. > > Exactly. The idea is that Option-M or Option-A should move to > Control-M resp. Control-A. > > These Option- keys should produce "å" and "µ".
Yes. > The navigation short-cuts should be as close as possible to the mac standard. I had focused on testing keybindings with <Opt> in them. Testing a little more on navigation I find that <Cmd>[arrow keys] don't work. (They are instead mapped to <Ctrl>[arrow-keys].) This should be fixed -- along with the <Shift> variants, of course. >> Is there something else I should be testing? > > We need to verify the changed key bindings. > >> One problem here: The switch includes custom keybindings, which means >> that my keybindings have all of a sudden changed on me without >> warning, which is not something I think we should do to users, though >> I'm not sure how to handle the transition. (Fortunately, it's possible >> to change them back manually, but that's potentially a tedious hassle >> for some users like me who have many custom keybindings.) > > Can you give an example? As said before - for Option-M there is nothing > we can do. It's a mistake it was used as short-cut for math-menu before. > But others perhaps we can duplicate for Option and Control. As I said, these are custom keybindings. So I previously used <opt><cmd>[number] to set bookmarks; now this is <ctrl><cmd>[number]. In every case, the change shows up in Preferences > Editing > Shortcuts, and I can manually change it back. BH >> Another problem that I noted that I assume is unrelated to this patch: >> with the "Open documents in tabs" preference setting unchecked, I can >> no longer open two or more documents in the same window. (Formerly I >> could do this by selecting a "hidden" document from within an already >> open document.) I discovered this when trying to test >> <cmd><opt><left/right>, which I use (like on Firefox) to switch >> between tabs. Shall I create a separate bug report for this? > > I don't know if it should work like you describe. Vincent? > > Thanks for testing, > Stephan
